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Brake before reaching it and keep the motorcycle upright while riding over it.
When riding a motorcycle, potholes and raised sections of the carriageway should be crossed by braking before reaching them and keeping the motorcycle upright while riding over them.
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Stand on the footrests and increase speed.
Brake while on the pothole to increase grip.
Brake before reaching it and keep the motorcycle upright while riding over it.
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