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Brake progressively before entering, with the vehicle upright.
Slow and brake progressively before entering, with the vehicle upright and stable. Enter at a suitable speed and avoid abrupt braking while leaned over. Holding the front brake to compress the rear suspension is not a general recommendation. If danger arises in the bend, respond smoothly according to conditions; do not interpret this advice as a ban on braking in every circumstance.
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Wait until leaned over to brake sharply.
Brake progressively before entering, with the vehicle upright.
Accelerate before entering even if already too fast.
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