How should you adjust your lane position in a left-hand curve?

Positioning yourself in the right portion of the lane when navigating a left-hand curve is crucial for enhancing visibility and maintaining control. This positioning allows you to have a clearer line of sight into the curve, helping you anticipate any potential hazards or obstacles that may be present. By shifting to the right side of the lane, you create a natural angle that both optimizes your view and helps you better align your motorcycle with the curve's path, which contributes to smoother steering and more balanced cornering.

This technique also aids in reducing the risk of collisions with oncoming traffic in situations where the curve might obscure your view. Additionally, riding in this position can increase your overall stability by keeping your weight more centered over the motorcycle’s tires while cornering.