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Stop to rest in a suitable place
Fatigue that occurs while riding reduces the rider's ability to concentrate and reduces safety. If you become fatigued while riding, it is best to find a suitable place to stop and rest.
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Take a stimulant such as caffeine
Stop to rest in a suitable place
Increase speed to reach your destination as soon as possible
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