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Brake progressively and in a controlled way
Brake progressively and in a controlled way, using the brakes under the moped’s instructions and available grip. Locking the wheels can cause loss of control. Keep both hands on the handlebars and do not assume ABS removes every risk.
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Lock the wheels as soon as possible
Brake progressively and in a controlled way
Take both hands off the handlebars
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