What is the recommended action to maintain stability while turning?

Maintaining stability while turning is crucial for safe riding, and holding the throttle steady or gradually accelerating through the turn helps achieve this by ensuring a controlled speed and balance. When a rider maintains a consistent throttle position or slightly accelerates, it allows the motorcycle to maintain better traction and stability throughout the turn. This action helps to counteract the natural forces acting on the bike, such as centrifugal force, enabling the motorcycle to lean appropriately without losing grip on the road.

In contrast, using the front brake can lead to instability and potential skidding, especially during a turn, as it can shift weight onto the front wheel and jeopardize control. Leaning the body into the turn is sometimes necessary for balance, but it is primarily the bike's design and the rider's throttle control that dictate stability. Shifting weight to one side can also be beneficial in some scenarios, but maintaining a steady throttle is generally the most effective method for ensuring a stable and controlled turn.