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Above all through experience, in addition to good theoretical and practical training.
Through good theoretical and practical training, complemented by progressive, careful experience with the motorcycle. Learn its controls and behaviour and ride within your abilities. Passing exam exercises or receiving advice alone does not replace that learning. Experience does not remove risks or justify overconfidence.
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Only by receiving explanations and advice from an experienced motorcyclist.
Only through the theoretical and practical examination exercises.
Above all through experience, in addition to good theoretical and practical training.
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