Practice question
What is the primary advantage of adopting an active 'Lean-In' (body leaning into the corner) riding posture during brisk road cornering?
- It makes the motorcycle 50% lighter in total physical mass
- It cools the rear tire by exposing the tread to oncoming wind
- It shifts the combined center of mass inward, allowing the motorcycle itself to remain more upright with a larger tire contact patch and greater ground clearance for the same cornering speed
- It eliminates the need to use counter-steering to initiate turns
Answer: C — It shifts the combined center of mass inward, allowing the motorcycle itself to remain more upright with a larger tire contact patch and greater ground clearance for the same cornering speed
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