If the turn is sharp, what must you do?

When navigating a sharp turn on a moped, leaning into the turn more is essential for maintaining balance and control. This technique allows the rider to center their weight over the moped, which helps in counteracting the centrifugal force that pushes them outward during the turn. By leaning into the turn, you lower your center of gravity and improve traction, making it easier to steer through the bend without losing control. This is particularly important on two-wheeled vehicles, as improper weight distribution can easily lead to skidding or tipping over.

In contrast, leaning away from the turn would shift the rider's weight off the bike’s center of gravity, making it more difficult to handle the turn and increasing the risk of an accident. Keeping your body straight does not adjust your center of gravity for the turn, which is crucial for stability. Similarly, braking hard before the turn can disrupt balance and control, as it may cause the wheels to lock or skid, making a sharp turn even more dangerous. Proper technique when approaching a sharp turn greatly enhances safety and effectiveness while riding.