How should a rider handle a curve?

Leaning into the curve and looking through the turn is crucial for maintaining balance and control while navigating curves on a motorcycle. When a rider leans into the curve, they lower their center of gravity and align their body with the motorcycle. This action helps counteract the centrifugal force that pushes the bike outward, allowing for better stability and traction.

Additionally, looking through the turn provides the rider with a clear view of the road ahead, enabling better decision-making in terms of speed and path. It prevents the instinctive tendency to look down or directly at the road in front of the bike, which can lead to a narrower field of vision and, potentially, unsafe riding behavior.

This method not only enhances safety but also improves the overall riding experience by allowing the rider to navigate the curve more smoothly and confidently.