To perform a maneuver we need to make a sharp turn and we do it at 30 km/h, what risk can arise if we squeeze the front brake hard while making this turn?

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When making a sharp turn at low speed, the motorcycle's balance is more delicate. If the front brake is applied forcefully in this situation, it is very likely that the steered front wheel will lock. This would cause an immediate loss of grip and the displacement of weight towards the outside of the curve. As a result, the rider would lose control, making a fall almost inevitable.

To perform a maneuver we need to make a sharp turn and we do it at 30 km/h, what risk can arise if we squeeze the front brake hard while making this turn?

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