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Smoothly reduce acceleration and avoid abrupt braking or steering.
Smoothly reduce acceleration and avoid abrupt braking or steering. Look towards the exit and adapt your path within your lane. If braking is needed, apply it progressively according to grip, lean angle and your motorcycle’s instructions; braking is not prohibited in every bend. No action guarantees recovery when there is insufficient margin. Prepare your speed before entering.
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Brake abruptly while increasing lean.
Abruptly straighten the motorcycle and accelerate to exit sooner.
Smoothly reduce acceleration and avoid abrupt braking or steering.
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