You are riding your motorcycle on a water-covered roadway. Is there a danger of the "aquaplaning" phenomenon occurring?

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Aquaplaning occurs when the tires cannot evacuate all the water accumulated on the roadway, losing contact with the asphalt. This dangerous phenomenon also affects motorcycles and causes a total loss of control and grip. The risk increases significantly if you drive at a high speed or if the tire tread is worn. To avoid it, it is essential to moderate your speed and keep the tires in perfect condition.

You are riding your motorcycle on a water-covered roadway. Is there a danger of the "aquaplaning" phenomenon occurring?

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