658 When the centrifugal force creates inertia that pulls you away during a curve on mountain roads, release the throttle and brake immediately.
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654 A motorcycle should decelerate to a safe speed before going around a curve. Hold the throttle to maintain a constant speed while entering the curve to produce thrust from the rear wheel and pass through the curve steadily. (A)O(B)X

655 When riding on the mountain road, a motorcycle should decelerate to a safe speed before going around a curve. Determine the correct entry point, lean forward in the same direction as the motorcycle, and hold the throttle steady to maintain the backward thrust during cornering. (A)O(B)X

656 The essential body movements for going around the curve include shifting the hips before entering the curve, leaning forward in the same direction as the motorcycle, relaxing the left shoulder, left elbow and left wrist when turning toward the left and relaxing the right shoulder, right elbow, and right wrist while using the right hand as the main control when turning to the right. Keep the throttle steady to maintain the backward thrust during cornering. (A)O(B)X

657 When the centrifugal force creates inertia during a curve on mountain roads, latch onto the throttle and lean forward in the same direction as the motorcycle. Do not release the throttle and do not brake. (A)O(B)X

659 Releasing the throttle completely while going around a curve would result in the loss of thrust in the rear wheel and creating centrifugal force that causes inertia. (A)O(B)X

660 Releasing the throttle completely and braking while going around a curve will cause straight-line braking, which will change the traveling path, and cause failing cornering, may cause danger. (A)O(B)X

661 When the centrifugal force creates inertia that pulls you away during a curve on mountain roads, it is mainly due to the wrong entry point or speeding. (A)O(B)X

662 When riding on the mountain road, and the centrifugal force creates inertia that pulls you away, it is due to the wrong entry point. Hold the throttle steady and lean forward in the same direction as the motorcycle as a danger solution. (A)O(B)X

663 When riding a motorcycle and spotting a pothole on the road, if it is too late to avoid the pothole, slow down and maintain the balance. Release the brake when riding over the pothole, relax the body and jump with the motorcycle using the legs as support to avoid danger. Do not brake while riding over the pothole. The brakes might press the front shock absorbers and cause malfunctions. (A)O(B)X

664 The motorcycles equipped with continuously variable automatic transmissions have no engine brakes. (A)O(B)X