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Shortens the useful life of the tyres.
Driving a moped aggressively, with sudden braking and acceleration, is very detrimental to the useful life of the tyres, as it shortens their life and accelerates their wear. Therefore, we should aim to take corners smoothly.
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Sporty at the wheel, typical of a very experienced driver.
Ecological because less fuel is consumed.
Shortens the useful life of the tyres.
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