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Braking distance may increase
With a passenger, the motorcycle's mass and inertia increase, so braking distance usually becomes longer and maneuvers need more anticipation.
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Braking distance may increase
Braking always improves because the bike is heavier
Nothing changes if the passenger holds on well
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Si una motocicleta circula con pasajero, conviene tener en cuenta que:
- Puede aumentar la distancia de frenado(Correct answer)
- La frenada siempre mejora por ir más cargada
- No cambia nada si el pasajero se sujeta bien
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