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The correct control of the moped.
Having the moped's shock absorbers in poor condition will directly affect its correct control, causing abnormal tyre wear and unusual moped behaviour when braking in curves.
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Comfort only.
The correct control of the moped.
The braking distance, which would be shorter.
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