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To lean when taking the bends on the same side as the driver.
When carrying a passenger on your motorcycle, to make driving safer, you must tell them to lean into the bends on the same side as the driver.
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Not to lean when taking the bends.
To lean when taking the bends on the same side as the driver.
To lean when taking the bends on the opposite side to the driver, to increase the centrifugal force.
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