In curves, the motorcyclist occupies a greater width space due to the inclination of the motorcycle and the driver themselves. Therefore, they must...

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When taking a curve, the natural inclination of the motorcycle and the driver's body causes more transverse space to be occupied on the roadway. There is a risk that the upper part of the body may invade the lane intended for the opposite direction. To avoid frontal collisions, it is essential to trace the curve by getting close to the right edge of the road. However, care must be taken not to invade the shoulder to avoid losing grip.

In curves, the motorcyclist occupies a greater width space due to the inclination of the motorcycle and the driver themselves. Therefore, they must...

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