Hi! I decided to upgrade my first bike with ABS due to your postings (will probably be a Honda CBF 600 – with optional ABS). Now I had a discussion yesterday with a few (not bikers) friends about ABS on bikes: cars with ABS do not necessarily have the shorter braking distance (on gravel it gets longer – otherwise ideally a little shorter), but you can drive around obstacles – to say it in one sentence. Who wants to go into detail would have much more to say. Wi e is it now with mopeds? OK, the rear wheel will prevent the ABS from blocking. Is it probably advantageous in curves so that the rear wheel does not break out. How about the front wheel: It would lift one out of the saddle before you block. And at all: is it possible to block the front wheel when braking at all? The physical process of a stopper probably speaks against it… And what does ABS have for bikes exactly for advantages? I ask myself the question, because I am not interested in Maybe think about buying a used Hornet 600. But it doesn’t have ABS. And as a beginner, I should rather rely on safety. If you find the questions something very inexperienced: True! I’m only making the appearance – but everyone has to start one day…