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Yes, especially if I am travelling at high speed.
Aquaplaning is a phenomenon caused by rain in which the motorcycle's tyres lose contact with the road surface because they cannot disperse all the water on it. It occurs especially when travelling at high speed.
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Yes, especially if I am travelling at high speed.
No, because this phenomenon only occurs when driving cars.
Yes, but only if the tyres are not in perfect condition.
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