What should you maintain while riding over scored pavement?

Maintaining a steady throttle while riding over scored pavement is essential for several reasons. Scored pavement, which has grooves or marks cut into its surface, can create less traction than usual pavement, potentially causing the motorcycle to lose grip. By keeping a steady throttle, a rider ensures that the engine power is consistent, which helps maintain control and stability. Abrupt changes in throttle can lead to sudden acceleration or deceleration, increasing the risk of losing traction and affecting handling.

Other choices, such as a rapid speed, may lead to losing control on the uneven surface, while a helmet grip does not contribute to riding stability and is not a recognized riding technique. Additionally, using a wide turning radius might not be practical on scored pavement, where tighter turning may be necessary to navigate effectively. Therefore, a steady throttle is key to enhancing safety and control in these conditions.