At the moment of leaning when taking a curve, we will take into account that...

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When taking a curve, the dynamics of the motorcycle require the vehicle and the rider to lean towards the inside of the turn. This leaning causes the rider and motorcycle together to occupy more lateral space on the road compared to riding in a straight line. For this reason, it is essential to take the curve with caution, avoiding getting too close to the center line so as not to invade the opposite direction with the body or the bike. A safe trajectory must be maintained by keeping to the right.

At the moment of leaning when taking a curve, we will take into account that...

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