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Can harm stability and control
It can harm stability and control: poor distribution can unbalance the vehicle, and a high load can raise its centre of gravity. Secure and distribute the load correctly, and observe applicable mass and other limits. Luggage fitting inside does not guarantee safe placement or automatically improve grip on bends.
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Improves grip on bends
Has no effect as long as everything fits
Can harm stability and control
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