What Does Combined Braking System Mean?

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MacKylie
07/29/25 10:18pm
CBS stands for Combination-Braking-System. The core function of CBS braking is that when the rider operates either the front brake or the rear brake alone, both wheels can receive appropriate and effective braking force. Here are the relevant details: 1. The role of CBS: Regardless of whether the rider operates the front or rear brake, the CBS system can reasonably redistribute the rider's intention to both the front and rear wheels, allowing the motorcycle to slow down and stop in the shortest distance. Currently, this braking system is mainly promoted by Honda and is only used on two-wheeled motorcycles. 2. The principle of CBS: The principle of the combined front and rear braking system is actually quite simple. It involves adding some components based on mechanical principles, so that applying either the rear brake or the front brake alone can engage both brakes simultaneously.
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