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Reduce speed before reaching it and keep the motorcycle as upright as possible while crossing.
Reduce speed before reaching it, under control, and keep the motorcycle as upright and straight as possible while crossing. Avoid abrupt avoidance manoeuvres that would create another danger. These measures can reduce impact and the risk of losing stability, but do not guarantee avoiding a fall or damage. If handling changes afterwards, stop safely and check for damage.
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Reduce speed before reaching it and keep the motorcycle as upright as possible while crossing.
Abruptly accelerate to strike the pothole harder.
Disengage the clutch and accelerate abruptly without reducing approach speed.
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