Your motorbike is equipped with a cornering optimised anti-lock braking system (ABS). What is the purpose of this assist system?

You answered correctly. A cornering-optimised ABS on a motorcycle is designed to enhance safety while braking in a curve. It achieves this by both improving manoeuvrability and reducing the righting moment, which normally tries to make the bike stand upright when the brakes are applied in a curve. This helps maintain stability and control, allowing you to brake more safely while leaning in a turn, and reduces the risk of losing grip or falling. When approaching similar questions, remember that the main goal of cornering ABS is safer, more controlled braking while leaned over, not increasing the natural tendency for the bike to stand up.