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It will take up more space on the road than when travelling in a straight line
When we lean with our motorcycle to go round a bend, we must bear in mind that we will take up more space on the road than when travelling in a straight line.
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In an emergency it is advisable to reduce speed by using only the front brake heavily
It will take up more space on the road than when travelling in a straight line
It will take up less space on the road than when travelling in a straight line
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