Which system is responsible for progressively reducing the speed of the motorcycle and stopping it if necessary?

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The braking system is the fundamental mechanism responsible for progressively reducing the speed of the motorcycle. It also allows the vehicle to be completely stopped in case of need or emergency. Good brake maintenance is vital to ensure the active safety of the vehicle. Other systems, such as steering or transmission, fulfill different functions related to trajectory and movement.

Which system is responsible for progressively reducing the speed of the motorcycle and stopping it if necessary?

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