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Reduce speed beforehand, use smooth controls and avoid excessive lean, staying within your lane.
Reduce speed before the bend and maintain a safe path within your lane, using smooth controls and avoiding excessive lean for available grip. A wider-radius path is only appropriate if it fits safely within the lane without encroaching elsewhere. Do not confuse a wider radius with more handlebar turn or assume a larger contact patch guarantees stability.
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Lean more and accelerate abruptly to compensate for water.
Reduce speed beforehand, use smooth controls and avoid excessive lean, staying within your lane.
Enter the oncoming lane to widen the radius, even with traffic.
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