GrahamS2 Posted May 9, 2017 Posted May 9, 2017 Totally agree with your point on modulation and hand force. It will give you better control etc., but not make you stop any faster. Well unless you have hands that don't suffer fatigue, it sure will help you stop faster. Stopping distance is a function of tyre grip, not braking force (there's no modern hydraulic discs that cannot stop a wheel). But the more braking modulation you have, the better you can maximise available tyre grip over variable terrain.
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