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Yes, as determined in the motorcycle's maintenance and servicing manual.
Before starting a long journey on our motorcycle, we must always check the condition and pressure of its tyres, increasing it if necessary, and keeping them always at the pressure level specified in the manufacturer's maintenance manual for the motorcycle.
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No, because it is prohibited.
Yes, as determined in the motorcycle's maintenance and servicing manual.
No, as it is advisable in all cases to decrease the tyre pressure so that the contact surface of the central tread is increased in this way.
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