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If I fulfil the requirements to make full use of the “Brake Slide Assist” function – will I always manage the brake drift?

No! The system is merely an assistant that supports you – but does not control you. Brake drift is a complex process that depends not only on the technical settings, equipment and grip conditions (surface and tyres), but also very much on your riding skills and posture/seat position.

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If I fulfil the requirements to make full use of the “Brake Slide Assist” function – will I always manage the brake drift?