What action is necessary when riding through a curve?

When riding through a curve, easing slightly off the throttle is important for a couple of reasons. Reducing throttle input helps to stabilize the motorcycle and prevents unwanted changes in speed and balance while leaning into the turn. This action allows the motorcycle to maintain traction, especially on uneven surfaces or when the curve is tighter than anticipated.

Maintaining a constant speed can sometimes be appropriate for gentle curves but might not always be the safest approach if road conditions change or if the curve requires adjustments in speed. Accelerating steadily throughout a curve can shift the weight distribution and potentially lead to losing traction if the motorcycle begins to lean too much. Shifting weight to the inside of the curve can be beneficial for advanced riders looking to manage cornering dynamics, but for most riders, easing off the throttle provides a better balance and smoother ride through the turn.