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Slide as relaxed as possible until coming to a stop.
Try to slide as relaxed as possible until fully stopped, without trying to roll faster or stand up while still sliding. The DGT guide also advises letting go of the motorcycle to avoid being dragged by it. Helmet and protective clothing help, but no technique guarantees avoiding injury. After stopping, assess the situation and seek help if injured; do not get up hastily.
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Try to make the body roll along the ground at the greatest possible speed.
Try to stand up before coming to a complete stop.
Slide as relaxed as possible until coming to a stop.
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