When turning a motorcycle, it is generally recommended to avoid abrupt acceleration. Instead, it is advised to maintain a steady throttle or gently roll on the throttle during the turn. Here's why:
Stability: Abrupt acceleration can upset the balance and stability of the motorcycle during a turn. It can cause the rear wheel to lose traction or lead to a sudden weight transfer, potentially causing the bike to become unstable or slide out.
Traction: Accelerating too aggressively while leaned over in a turn can exceed the available traction of the tires. This can lead to tire slippage or loss of control, especially in wet or low-grip conditions.
Control: Smooth throttle control helps maintain a consistent speed and allows for precise adjustments during the turn. Gradual acceleration or maintaining a steady throttle helps you better manage the motorcycle's trajectory and balance throughout the turn.
That said, it's important to note that there can be variations in riding techniques depending on the specific situation, such as the type of turn (slow or fast), road conditions, and the rider's skill level. It's always advisable to ride within your own comfort zone, practice safe riding techniques, and take into account the specific handling characteristics of your motorcycle. Additionally, advanced riding techniques, such as trail braking or controlled acceleration, can be learned through proper training and experience.