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It can decrease as aerodynamic drag is reduced.
It can reduce consumption because less energy is needed to overcome air resistance. This compares otherwise equal conditions; it is not a guaranteed saving or a reason to sacrifice necessary protection or ventilation. Fit must allow movement and correctly position protective pads. Increasing speed or overloading the motorcycle does not replace efficient, safe riding.
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It always decreases when speed is increased, regardless of air resistance.
It can decrease as aerodynamic drag is reduced.
It decreases by loading the motorcycle above its authorised limits.
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