What is the difference between a motorcycle with ABS and one without ABS?

[McGrant]

Motorcycles with ABS and without ABS differ in that motorcycles with ABS have an anti-lock braking function, while motorcycles without ABS do not have this function; the braking distance is different; and the stability during emergency braking is different. Anti-lock braking function: ABS stands for Anti-lock Braking System. Its function is to automatically control the braking force during vehicle braking to prevent the wheels from locking up, keeping them in a rolling-sliding state to ensure maximum traction between the wheels and the ground. Braking distance: Motorcycles with ABS can fully utilize the braking system's efficiency, reducing braking time and distance, thereby avoiding more severe collisions. Motorcycles without ABS have a longer braking distance during emergency braking compared to those with ABS, increasing the risk of accidents. Emergency braking: During emergency braking, motorcycles with ABS can effectively prevent skidding and fishtailing, ensuring good driving stability. Motorcycles without ABS are more prone to skidding, and if proper measures are not taken when skidding occurs, the likelihood of a crash increases.