What is the recommended way to approach a turn while riding?

Approaching a turn while riding requires proper technique to maintain control and ensure safety. The recommended approach is to slow down before entering the turn. This allows the rider to better manage their speed and positioning for the curve, making it easier to navigate smoothly through the turn. By reducing speed, the rider can also increase their stability and give themselves more reaction time for any potential obstacles or changes in road conditions.

Slowing down also helps in maintaining traction, which is critical for effective handling during a turn. With reduced speed, the motorcycle is less likely to lose grip on the road, and the rider can lean into the turn at a comfortable angle.

On the other hand, speeding up before the turn can lead to loss of control, especially if the rider misjudges the curve or encounters a situation requiring quick maneuvering. Braking heavily while turning can disrupt balance and create instability, increasing the risk of accidents. Leaning back during the turn compromises the bike's center of gravity and can hinder the rider's ability to steer accurately through the turn.