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Yes, it can increase braking distance.
Yes. Excess load affects handling, stability and braking and can increase the distance needed to stop. It does not guarantee better grip or automatically make the motorcycle more stable. Observe the manufacturer’s load limits and adapt speed, following distance and the settings specified in the handbook. Braking distance also depends on speed, grip, tyres and brakes.
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No, excess weight has no effect on its behaviour.
Yes, it can increase braking distance.
Yes, it always makes it more stable and improves grip.
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El exceso de peso, ¿afecta al comportamiento de la motocicleta?
- No, el exceso de peso no afecta a su comportamiento.
- Sí, siempre la hace más estable y mejora la adherencia.
- Sí, puede aumentar la distancia de frenado.(Correct answer)
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