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Carry out the necessary checks to assess the condition of the motorcycle before continuing to ride
Before resuming, protect yourself from traffic and assess the motorcycle’s condition: steering, brakes, tyres, controls, lights and possible damage or leaks. Having no injury does not establish that the vehicle is safe. If there is a fault, uncertainty or you cannot check safely, request assistance and do not continue riding. A fall does not always make a motorcycle unusable, but it does not justify immediately riding on or speeding to make up lost time.
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Carry out the necessary checks to assess the condition of the motorcycle before continuing to ride
Not continue riding because the motorcycle is no longer usable
Resume riding immediately and try to make up for lost time
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