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You see a bumpy, broken section of road ahead while riding a motorcycle. There is time to prepare, and you need to ride over it. Which approach best helps you keep control?
Slowing reduces the impact. Keeping the motorcycle upright and using your knees and elbows to absorb shocks helps maintain control; light acceleration can help the front wheel over a bump.
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The light acceleration is controlled, not a reason to enter the rough section fast or exceed a safe speed. This is about preparing for uneven-surface impacts, not the separate technique for loose gravel or an unavoidable object appearing suddenly.