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30 kilometres per hour
Around 30 km/h as an approximate reference, not a universal safety threshold. Gyroscopic effects contribute to steering responses along with geometry, mass distribution and rider inputs. They do not guarantee balance or allow the rider to stop controlling the motorcycle. At very low speed stabilising contributions diminish and the rider must actively maintain balance.
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