"... The motorcycle has brakes in the front with a fork and it has spring brakes on the brakes in the rear now listen well what is going on, the spring from the back has one important role to keep the rear tire constantly touching the road OK? The brake both forward and backward has a very important role to absorb the impact and calm it... When I say the motorcycle went up, it's not that he got up in the air and started flying, the motorcycle got up, his body went up."
The expert referred to the model of the motorcycle according to the vehicle's license, and clarified that the rider in the back seat sits higher than the driver's seat, with the center of gravity of his body above the rear springs. The expert went on to elaborate on the mechanism of the incident and the difference in its effect on the riders on the motorcycle [Prov. lines 18-32 at p. 54]:
"When the vehicle collides with something, gets on something, gets off something, the rider has all the means in the world to control his legs planted in the surface, his hands grab, his hips hugging the tool, is he really in control, OK? The one who is completely out of control is the rider in the back, he has no control over anything and then what happens there happens like this and this whole opinion happens there that there was an impact on something big, small that caused the tool to converge when I tell the tool to converge the springs and brakes come down at a certain point, the impact ends, the torque is over, it is released when it is released, her buttocks have detached, sorry again, it has detached from the chair and that's what it came up. I'm not saying for a moment that the motorcycle went up in the air, it's delusional, who thinks that, okay? And now that it's up there, we've got a situation where I'm writing a synergistic backlog of things, what do I mean? If she's up now and her buttocks aren't touching the chair, she also has to go down at some point, she goes down and she meets the chair, but it could be madam, that's exactly the stage when the chair has already come down, and again it goes upwards, because the movement of the spring comes back until it spills out on its own."