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slightly bent, without resting the body's weight on the arms.
With arms slightly bent and without resting body weight on them. Adopt a comfortable, stable posture allowing controls to be operated without excessive effort, with a firm but relaxed grip. Position depends on vehicle design, dimensions and instructions: not every moped has a fuel tank in front of the seat. Avoid locking fully straightened arms or gripping with unnecessary force.
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slightly bent, without resting the body's weight on the arms.
heavily bent, resting the body's weight on the arms.
fully outstretched.
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