What are the key technical points for three-wheeled motorcycle slalom?

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Introduction to the key technical points of three-wheeled motorcycle slalom: Pole weaving techniques: Before starting the pole weaving, the rider should relax both mentally and physically, with legs naturally gripping the vehicle body. Once the slalom begins, it's crucial to find the correct entry angle and speed. If the angle is too wide or the speed is too fast, the vehicle may not have enough turning space and could cross the width limit line. Correct approach: Choose to enter from the midpoint between the sideline and the pole in first or second gear. After entering, proper coordination between throttle and clutch is necessary, maintaining a semi-engaged state as much as possible to allow timely power cutoff for adjustments. Apply throttle smoothly and gently. If the vehicle position deviates from expectations, avoid sudden hard braking. During pole weaving, when transitioning between two poles, pay attention to both your position and the vehicle's to avoid hitting the poles. Drivers accustomed to first gear can apply some throttle when entering and decelerate when exiting. Those using second gear can attempt to pass through at a constant speed.