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fatigue is more likely to set in.
Riding at high speed reduces the useful field of vision and leaves less time and space to anticipate hazards and correct mistakes. Sustained high-speed riding demands greater effort and promotes fatigue and distraction. The tunnel effect refers to narrowing of the visual field, rather than fatigue itself.
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the motorcycle's manoeuvrability increases.
the risk of oscillations occurring decreases.
fatigue is more likely to set in.
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