When riding a motorcycle on an icy road, braking distances can increase up to...

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Driving on an icy road drastically reduces tire grip. For this reason, the braking distance can be up to ten times longer than on a dry road. It is essential to reduce speed and increase the safety distance in these conditions. In the case of wet roads, the braking distance can double.

When riding a motorcycle on an icy road, braking distances can increase up to...

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