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The motorcycle could become unbalanced and fall
It may lose balance and fall. While pushing it through a turn, abrupt front braking suddenly changes its movement and can make it harder to support. This is a risk, not an inevitable fall or rear-wheel lock caused by that brake. Keep a stable stance and use smooth inputs; seek help if you cannot move it safely.
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The motorcycle could become unbalanced and fall
The rear wheel will lock
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