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What is the primary action involved in 'counter-steering' while cornering on a motorcycle?
Counter-steering is the fundamental technique for turning a motorcycle at speed: pushing the handlebar forward on the side you wish to turn will initiate a lean
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Question: What is the primary action involved in 'counter-steering' while cornering on a motorcycle?
Answer options: ✅ Pushing the handlebar in the direction you want to turn.
- Leaning your body in the opposite direction of the turn.
- Applying the rear brake gently to initiate a lean.
- Shifting your weight forward on the seat.
Correct answer: Pushing the handlebar in the direction you want to turn.
Explanation: Counter-steering is the fundamental technique for turning a motorcycle at speed: pushing the handlebar forward on the side you wish to turn will initiate a lean into the turn, as explained in all provincial motorcycle handbooks.
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