Why do we have to lean the motorcycle while turning?
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The correct answer is A: To lesser the effect of the centrifugal force (a force acting on the motorcycle whilst turning).
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- 1618What would be the result of sharply braking a motorcycle while turning?
- 1619How should you conduct yourself when detecting an oily and slippery area on the roadway while making a turn?
- 1620How would you, while driving a motorcycle, evade an obstacle – such as an object that is laid on the road – that suddenly appears in front of you?
- 1623How would we create an efficient safety space in our front, rear and to the side whilst riding in traffic??
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Source: official question bank of the Israel Ministry of Transport and Road Safety (data.gov.il).