No, motorcycles cannot stop and turn at the same time. When a motorcycle is in motion, it relies on its forward momentum for stability. In order to turn, the rider needs to lean the motorcycle into the turn while maintaining a certain amount of speed. If the motorcycle were to come to a complete stop while attempting to turn, it would lose its stability and balance, potentially resulting in a tip-over or fall.
When a motorcyclist wants to make a turn, they typically begin by reducing their speed while keeping the motorcycle upright. Once they have reached an appropriate speed for the turn, they lean the motorcycle into the direction of the turn while maintaining a consistent throttle and steering input. This allows the motorcycle to maintain its balance through the turn and complete the maneuver safely.
It's important for motorcyclists to have a good understanding of their motorcycle's handling characteristics and to practice proper riding techniques to ensure safe and effective turning.