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the braking distance increases.
When carrying a passenger on a motorcycle, it is important to bear in mind that the braking distance increases. This is due to several factors: Increase in weight: With an additional passenger, the motorcycle's total weight increases, meaning that more time and distance are needed to stop completely. Speed: The higher the speed, the greater the distance required for braking. This effect is intensified by the additional weight of a passenger. Vehicle condition: Good condition of the tyres, brakes and suspension is even more crucial when carrying a passenger, as any deficiency in these areas may negatively affect the braking distance. Road and weather conditions: Road conditions, such as whether it is wet or dry, and the weather also play an important role in the braking distance.
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riding must be faster.
the braking distance increases.
the braking distance decreases.
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