During normal turns, what should the rider and motorcycle do?

When executing normal turns on a motorcycle, it is essential for both the rider and the motorcycle to lean together at the same angle. This coordinated action allows the rider to maintain balance and control while navigating through the turn. Leaning together with the motorcycle helps in ensuring that the center of gravity remains stable and aligned with the motorcycle's path, reducing the risk of losing control or tipping over.

The mechanics behind this involve shifting the weight of the rider in harmony with the motorcycle’s lean, which helps maintain traction between the tires and the road. This is especially important because motorcycles require leaning into turns due to their design and the forces acting on them during a turn.

In contrast, options that suggest remaining upright or making sudden moves would compromise balance and control. Leaning separately at different angles could lead to instability and increase the likelihood of an accident. Therefore, leaning together at the same angle is critical for safe and effective cornering on a motorcycle.