Driving your motorcycle, you enter a curve at excessive speed because it has a smaller radius than you initially anticipated. How will you act to control your motorcycle?

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If the radius of the curve is smaller than we had anticipated, we must stop accelerating. It is important to brake gently, especially with the front brake. In addition, the motorcycle must be kept leaning within the trajectory of the curve. This way, we can control the vehicle safely.

Driving your motorcycle, you enter a curve at excessive speed because it has a smaller radius than you initially anticipated. How will you act to control your motorcycle?

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