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Slowly, with smooth controls and a relatively high gear suitable for the engine.
Drive slowly with smooth controls and a relatively high gear that lets the engine run properly without straining. A suitable high gear helps reduce wheelspin. On a descent the recommendation changes: select a suitable gear for engine braking. Increase separation and observe applicable restrictions and chain or tyre requirements.
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Slowly, with smooth controls and a relatively high gear suitable for the engine.
Fast, to prevent any slipping.
In first gear with full acceleration.
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