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Yes. Lack of experience can make motorcycle control and hazard detection and anticipation more difficult. A rider who has not yet made vehicle-control tasks automatic may devote more attention to them and tire more easily. Training, progressive practice and prudent riding help reduce those risks. This factor is not exclusive to riders under 25 and does not mean every novice will crash.
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