Many motorcycle accidents happen on bends because the rider has underestimated them or exceeded their own capabilities.
Cornering on a motorcycle is a fascinating experience, but it also presents challenges. For a safe and smooth ride, it is crucial to have the right line of sight, change of lean angle and the interaction of the components.
When cornering at high speed, continuous gaze control is the key to a smooth ride. Concentrate on the essentials and quickly recognize and understand the situation. If the situation is unclear, consistently reduce speed to get through the bend safely.
Overcome your fear of lean angles and practice fast and pronounced lean angle changes. Depending on the type of motorcycle and handlebar width, decisive and powerful steering impulses are required at medium and higher speeds. Safety training or racetrack training in a traffic circle can help to familiarize yourself with this topic.
Physics has a few surprises in store when cornering. Practice the interplay of throttle, clutch, front and rear brakes when cornering quickly and at an angle to avoid dangerous situations.
Don't let yourself be provoked into actions that don't suit you and your riding style. A group dynamic can develop, especially on sporty group rides on challenging routes, which can lead to risky maneuvers. Recognize your limits in good time and ride at your own pace.
Watch out for small mistakes, assess your concentration and fitness. Take an extra break to get to your destination safely. Because safety on a motorcycle comes first. Always expect other road users to make mistakes.
The best way to get a good feel for the right steering movements, accelerating and decelerating at an angle is to take a motorcycle course. Here you can practice riding maneuvers intensively in a safe environment.
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