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Riding over wet road markings with conventional paint.
Wet road markings with conventional paint can offer little grip. Reduce speed beforehand and avoid abrupt braking or excessive lean over them. Some special paints improve grip, but grip must not be assumed. Rain can also reduce grip on other surfaces; assess actual road conditions.
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Riding over wet road markings with conventional paint.
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