Using the rear brake when exiting a corner can help keep the front end down. Granted, the V2 may not put down enough power to need this technique, but I thought I would mention it. Also, some riders use the rear brake in mid-corner to reduce speed and tighten their line. Personally, the V2 rear brake pedal is good for me and I use it quite often to stabilize the bike. We have some weird roundabouts where I live that become a decreasing radius and chopping the throttle or using the front brake will only get you in more trouble (loads or pushes the front). The rear brake is the key to correcting the line and preventing a bad day, and a foot brake lever that is too low could be an issue when leaned over. A thumb brake is another solution to this issue, but those setups are not cheap or easy to get right. Some riders will not use the rear brake much and may prefer a lower pedal.
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