What should remain consistent to improve your ride stability in curves?

Maintaining consistency in throttle control, weight distribution, and body posture is essential for improving ride stability while navigating curves. Each of these components plays a critical role in how a motorcycle handles through a turn.

Throttle control is vital because applying power smoothly while leaning into a curve helps maintain traction and stability. Abrupt changes in throttle can cause instability and loss of control, which can lead to skidding or mishandling the motorcycle.

Weight distribution refers to how a rider's weight is shifted during a turn. Properly distributing your weight helps to lower the center of gravity and enhances the motorcycle’s balance. This allows for smoother transitions and reduced chances of tipping over during a curve.

Body posture also significantly impacts stability. A good riding posture—leaning into the turn and keeping limbs relaxed—enables better control and responsiveness of the motorcycle. Proper body positioning helps the rider maintain a low center of gravity and stabilizes the bike during the curve.

Thus, ensuring all three elements—throttle control, weight distribution, and body posture—are consistent leads to improved stability and safety while cornering on a motorcycle.