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Before entering the bend.
Before entering, to arrive at an appropriate speed and use smooth controls through the bend. Abrupt braking inside can exceed available grip. This does not prohibit braking for an unexpected hazard: adapt your response to the vehicle, braking system and situation.
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Always wait until inside to brake abruptly.
Never brake, even when slowing is necessary.
Before entering the bend.
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