The motorcycle Chen Mo rode could not have its brakes clenched all at once in an emergency, or it would definitely skid over! That was because his bike was not a heavy motorcycle, nor was it anything particularly high-end!
In Japan, motorcycle gangs generally fell into two categories: the rough type and the cultured type. The former consisted of Youngsters who wanted to look cool, show off, mingle with society, vent their frustrations, or get into fights and drink. Even worse things could happen.
But the rough type was generally made up of fellows without money. Aside from being young and trying to look cool, there was really nothing else to them! They had no idea how much effort it took to earn enough money through work as a migrant worker just to get a motorcycle!
The latter group consisted of single people with proper jobs and relatively high incomes who loved speed and motorcycles!
Thus, when they joined motorcycle gangs, they were generally called the cultured type. These people did not fight or commit crimes. They were simply people who loved motorcycles and speed, and they usually rode quite civilly.
Moreover, their motorcycles were modified, high-horsepower machines, and many of them were fairly high-end.
Unfortunately, the motorcycle gang Chen Mo had encountered was made up entirely of Youngsters from the rough type—a gang of Poor People. Other than looking cool, there was really nothing worth mentioning about their motorcycles! What good motorcycle could a fellow have if modifying even its outer shell made him heartsick?
So when Chen Mo braked, he rapidly squeezed and released the lever, imitating ABS. Of course, his hand speed and strength were exceptional, and his bodily reactions were incredibly sharp. In an instant, the motorcycle slowed sharply and narrowly avoided colliding with that GTR!