You are riding your motorcycle at a speed of 10 kilometers per hour. At this very low speed, the motorcycle is kept in balance due to the action...

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At very low speeds, such as 10 km/h, the gyroscopic effect of the wheels is not yet sufficient to stabilize the motorcycle. Therefore, the vehicle is kept in balance thanks to the direct action of the driver. To avoid falling, the rider needs to make quick and short movements, generally using the handlebars and shifting their own body weight.

You are riding your motorcycle at a speed of 10 kilometers per hour. At this very low speed, the motorcycle is kept in balance due to the action...

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