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Yes. Strong acceleration or inappropriate speed can reduce reaction margins and surprise other road users. Apply the throttle progressively and adapt speed and distance to the circumstances. Greater power does not necessarily mean greater engine capacity or weight, and this risk does not begin at a 500 cm³ threshold. Riding behaviour and motorcycle control are fundamental.
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