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With the right hand.
The right hand. This is the conventional arrangement; consult the manual to identify the specific controls and any combined braking system. Not every moped has a manual clutch: on many automatic scooters the left lever operates the rear brake. Combined systems mean it cannot be assumed that each control acts exclusively on one wheel.
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With the right hand.
With both hands at the same time.
With the left hand.
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