How should you brake when a tire goes flat?

When a tire goes flat, braking should be done gently on the good tire to maintain control of the motorcycle. Applying the brakes too hard can cause a loss of stability, especially if the flat tire is on the front, which is critical for steering and balance. Gently using the good tire allows the rider to slow down gradually while avoiding sudden shifts in weight or momentum that could lead to losing control of the bike. This method provides more stability and makes it easier to handle the motorcycle until you can come to a complete stop safely. It's important to remember that using both brakes equally or aggressively could disrupt balance and handling, potentially leading to an accident, especially when dealing with a flat tire.