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the front brake.
The front brake is the motorcycle component that allows the front wheel to be braked, and it is operated using the right lever with the right hand. When braking, you should feel a sense of firmness and resistance; otherwise, the brake may have play.
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the lights and the horn.
the front brake.
the clutch.
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