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Yes.
The amount of load we carry, as well as its incorrect distribution, will directly and negatively affect the fuel consumption of the moped, increasing it. This load will affect consumption, increasing it, whether it is placed correctly or incorrectly.
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No, that is for lorries.
Yes.
Only if it is placed incorrectly.
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