What can happen to a motorcycle with a sidecar attached on the right when driving too fast round a right-hand bend?

When taking a right-hand bend too quickly with a motorcycle that has a sidecar on the right, the centrifugal force pushes outward. This can cause the sidecar to lift off the ground, making the entire combination unstable. If the speed is too high, there is a risk that both the sidecar and the motorcycle could tip over. That is why the selected answer is correct. Always reduce your speed before entering a bend to keep all wheels on the ground and maintain control. This is especially important with sidecars, as their weight distribution is different from solo motorcycles.