At 10 km/h the motorcycle maintains its balance due to the action...

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The gyroscopic effect is the physical phenomenon that keeps the motorcycle stable above a certain speed, generally over 30 km/h. At very low speeds, such as 10 km/h, this effect is not enough to maintain stability. Therefore, the vehicle becomes unstable and tends to fall. In these situations, it is the rider who must maintain balance by making quick, short movements with the handlebars and their own body.

At 10 km/h the motorcycle maintains its balance due to the action...

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