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Avoid unnecessary weight and respect load limits.
Avoid unnecessary weight and do not overload the motorcycle; distribute and secure loads properly within manufacturer limits. Maintain the pressure specified for the intended load. Select a gear suited to speed, gradient and engine response: do not always use a high gear when it would impair control or labour the engine.
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Always carry the maximum load, even when unnecessary.
Avoid unnecessary weight and respect load limits.
Increase the load above the authorised maximum.
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