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The same position and lean as the rider
Follow the rider’s lean rather than leaning against it or independently anticipating the rider’s movements. Keep feet on the footrests and use the grab handles or appropriate hold. The rider must adapt speed and keep a safe line within the available space; carrying a passenger does not require widening every bend or always starting the turn earlier. Follow the manufacturer’s load limits and adjustments.
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The opposite of the rider's position, to counteract centrifugal force
The same as the rider, but anticipating their movements
The same position and lean as the rider
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