Why should the front brake not be used too suddenly?

Using the front brake suddenly can lead to skidding because the front brake provides the majority of the stopping power on a motorcycle. When applied abruptly, it can transfer the weight forward, potentially causing the rear wheel to lift off the ground or lose traction. This loss of traction can lead to skidding, which can be dangerous and may result in loss of control. Proper braking technique involves gradually applying the front brake to maintain stability and traction, ensuring a smoother and safer stop. The risk of skidding is a critical aspect of motorcycle safety, highlighting the importance of smooth and controlled braking.