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Yes. Use of the throttle, gears and brakes affects fuel consumption, including on motorcycles of 250 cc or less. Anticipate traffic, avoid unnecessary acceleration and braking, and maintain a suitable gear and speed when safe. Consumption also depends on the motorcycle, load, maintenance, route and conditions; changing riding style does not guarantee a fixed saving. Safety and traffic rules take priority.
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Only if it is over 250cc.
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