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Adapt speed before the bend
Adapt speed before entering, considering the bend radius, visibility and grip. If braking is needed, brake progressively while the moped is as upright as possible, then follow a smooth line within your lane. Entering too fast or braking abruptly while leaning increases the risk of losing stability. This does not mean braking in a bend is never possible: if something unexpected happens, avoid abrupt inputs and adjust braking to available grip.
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