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The speed at which the vehicle is travelling.
On the instrument panel we find small lights and needles that indicate to the rider how the vehicle is running. Among these devices is the speedometer, whose function is to indicate the speed at which the vehicle is travelling, and which should be checked frequently so as not to exceed the maximum speeds permitted.
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The speed at which the vehicle is travelling.
The total number of kilometres travelled.
The number of revolutions the crankshaft makes per minute.
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