Question 3083 · Motorcycle theory test
What effect does cornering at speed have on a motorcycle?
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Correct answer
Extra demands are placed on tyre grip.
Official explanation
Cornering at speed reduces the stability of the bike and places extra demands on tyre grip. These effects increase with the severity of the bend, and the speed and weight of the bike.
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- Controls & riding technique · Controlling Vehicle Stability
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