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Stop accelerating and do not brake sharply.
When riding through a bend, having already begun to take it, we find that it has a smaller radius than originally anticipated; this means the bend is tighter and the lean angle of our motorcycle is insufficient. In this situation, we should stop accelerating on the inside of the bend, going as far as to apply the brake gently.
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Stop accelerating and do not brake sharply.
Braking sharply and leaning over as much as possible at the same time.
Quickly straightening up the motorcycle and accelerating.
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