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Reduce speed before reaching it and keep the motorcycle upright while passing over it.
If, while riding our motorcycle, we approach a slippery area of the road due to snow, water or ice, we will moderate our speed before reaching it to prevent the wheels from skidding and keep the motorcycle upright, avoiding bends and turns so that the tyres do not lose grip on the road surface.
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Reduce speed before reaching it and keep the motorcycle upright while passing over it.
Brake in the area to control the vehicle's path.
Accelerate to pass through the area in the shortest possible time.
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