Practice question

When executing very low-speed, tight turns, what is the benefit of 'counter-balancing'?

  1. It allows you to turn the motorcycle at a sharper angle while keeping your body upright or slightly outward
  2. It prevents the engine from stalling at low RPM
  3. It automatically disengages the clutch friction zone
  4. It reduces wear on the front tire sidewall

Answer: A — It allows you to turn the motorcycle at a sharper angle while keeping your body upright or slightly outward

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