Dual Channel ABS is a advanced braking system that operates independently on both the front and rear wheels of a motorcycle. This system applies braking pressure to both wheels individually, based on the amount of force applied to each brake lever, ensuring optimal braking balance and stability. It prevents the rear wheel from lifting or the front wheel from over-braking, maintaining steering control during hard braking and reducing the risk of skidding. Dual Channel ABS provides shorter stopping distances, improved control during braking, and enhanced safety on various road surfaces, including dry tarmac, wet roads, gravel, and loose dirt. This technology is featured in several modern motorcycles, such as the Hero Karizma XMR and TVS Apache series, to enhance rider safety and confidence[5).