When the motorcycle leans as we take a curve...

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When taking a curve, the motorcycle must lean to compensate for centrifugal force. This leaning causes the vehicle to occupy more lateral space on the road. Therefore, the driver must take this increased width into account when calculating the trajectory. It is essential to maintain adequate separation from edges and other obstacles.

When the motorcycle leans as we take a curve...

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