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Join Date: May 2003
Location: Detroit (Rock City!)
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Any braking will deactivate PDAS; the engineer-types who designed the system decided that ABS should take priority. Aside from that, it's standard trail-braking. Trial and error (careful!) and try with the left foot if you're skilled.
Another way- if your entry is hot enough just disabling the PDAS under trailing throttle will probably give rise to rotation (if your front/rear bar balance is setup to avoid massive understeer); if you're not then use trail-braking to achieve the same end.
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