If we ride the motorcycle over a rail, there will be less risk of falling if it is crossed so that the wheels and the rail form an angle that is...

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When crossing a rail, there is a risk that the motorcycle wheel will get stuck in it and we will suffer a fall. To avoid this, we must cross the rail at low speed and perpendicularly. That is, we must try to make the wheels and the rail form an angle as straight as possible, close to 90 degrees. In this way, we guarantee maximum stability and safety.

If we ride the motorcycle over a rail, there will be less risk of falling if it is crossed so that the wheels and the rail form an angle that is...

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