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Fuel consumption per kilometre generally increases.
It generally increases, partly because of greater air resistance. Riding at the maximum permitted speed does not make riding more efficient or safer. Consumption also depends on gear, engine, load, wind, gradient and other factors; it does not increase identically in every situation. Under comparable conditions, higher speed also increases reaction and braking distances.
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The distance needed to brake always decreases.
Fuel consumption per kilometre generally increases.
Air resistance always disappears.
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