Motorcycle Knowledge Practice · Question
When riding through a curve, you should:
Slow, look, lean, roll: reduce speed before the curve, look through it, lean appropriately, then roll on the throttle smoothly.
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Question: When riding through a curve, you should:
Answer options:
- Brake hard in the middle of the curve ✅ Slow down before entering, then accelerate gently through the curve
- Coast in neutral
- Pull in the clutch through the entire turn
Correct answer: Slow down before entering, then accelerate gently through the curve
Explanation: Slow, look, lean, roll: reduce speed before the curve, look through it, lean appropriately, then roll on the throttle smoothly.
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