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Reduce exposure to air and water and improve comfort.
It can reduce direct exposure to air and water and improve comfort. It does not guarantee more grip or stability in crosswind gusts, which may alter the path. Adapt speed and manoeuvres to the surface and visibility, and wear suitable equipment. Rain does not always shorten stopping distance, and alcohol is not a safe way to combat cold.
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Always shorten stopping distance, especially with drum brakes.
Allow alcohol consumption to combat cold without increasing risk.
Reduce exposure to air and water and improve comfort.
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