Practice question
Why does a motorcycle stand up (resist leaning) when the brakes are applied in a curve?
- Brakes power the lean angle
- Braking transfers weight, shifts the bike's geometry, and tends to make the motorcycle straighten — which is why braking in a turn can cause you to run wide
- It is unrelated to braking
- Tires shrink under braking
Answer: B — Braking transfers weight, shifts the bike's geometry, and tends to make the motorcycle straighten — which is why braking in a turn can cause you to run wide
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