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Yes, but without locking the wheels.
Yes, increase pressure in a controlled way to obtain the strongest braking grip permits without locking the wheels. There is no universal rule to leave the controls halfway: locking depends on force, grip and braking distribution. Use the controls according to the manual and retain control. ABS technique differs; do not apply advice for a non-ABS vehicle to every vehicle.
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Yes, but without locking the wheels.
No, you should always brake gently to avoid losing balance.
No, because there is a risk of falling.
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