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Progressive and smooth
In rain there is less grip. For that reason braking should be progressive, smooth, and anticipatory to avoid lock-ups, skids, or loss of line.
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Progressive and smooth
Fast and sharp to shorten the distance more
Using only the rear brake in every situation
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En una motocicleta, si la calzada esta mojada, una frenada correcta debe ser:
- Progresiva y suave(Correct answer)
- Rápida y brusca para acortar más la distancia
- Solo con el freno trasero en cualquier situación
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