When turning, you should:

When turning, you should:

• A. Look through the turn
• B. Look through the turn to where you want to go
• C. Look at your speedometer
• D. Look at the rearview mirror

Answer: (B)

When you turn, your eyes lead the bike. Look through the turn to where you want to go. Focusing on the exit point helps you pick the smoothest line and maintain balance, so your steering and lean align with the path you intend to follow. If you fix your gaze on the desired exit, your body naturally follows that trajectory, making the turn more predictable and reducing the chance of overshooting or stopping the arc. It’s best to reserve glances for the speedometer or mirrors for before entering or after finishing the turn; during the turn, these distractors can throw off your line and timing.

When you turn, your eyes lead the bike. Look through the turn to where you want to go. Focusing on the exit point helps you pick the smoothest line and maintain balance, so your steering and lean align with the path you intend to follow. If you fix your gaze on the desired exit, your body naturally follows that trajectory, making the turn more predictable and reducing the chance of overshooting or stopping the arc. It’s best to reserve glances for the speedometer or mirrors for before entering or after finishing the turn; during the turn, these distractors can throw off your line and timing.