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Brake progressively and in a balanced way
Braking should be progressive and balanced to make the most of the available grip.
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Brake progressively and in a balanced way
Lock the rear wheel to stabilize
Avoid using the front brake
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En una frenada normal con motocicleta conviene:
- Frenar de forma progresiva y equilibrada(Correct answer)
- Bloquear la rueda trasera para estabilizar
- No tocar el freno delantero
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