During slow tight turns, what should you do with your body position?

Keeping your body upright while leaning the motorcycle is essential during slow tight turns. This technique allows for better balance and control, enabling the rider to maintain a stable center of gravity. By leaning the motorcycle into the turn while remaining upright, the rider can effectively counteract the forces at play, ensuring that they can navigate the turn smoothly without losing traction or risking instability.

In slow tight turns, it’s crucial to align the motorcycle's lean angle with the turn. If you lean too far or too little with your body, it could disrupt the balance, leading to difficulty in executing the turn correctly. This position also allows the rider to have a clear view of the road ahead and helps in regulating the throttle and brake control without being overly restricted by their own position.