We pass through an area with a slippery road due to an oil spill. Of the riding techniques indicated below, which is the most correct?

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When detecting a slippery area on the road, such as an oil spill, it is vital to anticipate. The correct technique is to brake gently before reaching the affected area to reduce speed. Once on the slippery surface, a constant speed must be maintained, avoiding sudden acceleration or braking. In addition, it is essential to keep the motorcycle as vertical as possible, without leaning it, so as not to lose tire grip.

We pass through an area with a slippery road due to an oil spill. Of the riding techniques indicated below, which is the most correct?

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