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Gusty crosswinds.
Gusty crosswinds. They can abruptly change the force on a motorcycle and deflect its path. Take particular care leaving tunnels or sheltered areas and meeting or passing large vehicles: wind can strike again as their shelter ends. Adapt speed and avoid abrupt manoeuvres. Wind from other directions can also be dangerous.
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Only steady headwinds, never gusty crosswinds.
Only steady tailwinds, never gusty crosswinds.
Gusty crosswinds.
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