What can you do if the sidecar lifts off the ground on a right-hand bend when you are driving a motorcycle and sidecar (sidecar on the right)?

The selected combination of actions, which includes releasing the throttle, braking, shifting your body weight to the right, and reducing steering lock, is crucial for maintaining stability when a sidecar lifts off the ground during a right-hand bend.

In this scenario, releasing the throttle and braking helps to reduce speed and control the bike, while shifting your weight to the right counteracts the lift of the sidecar. Reducing the steering lock angle and tracing a wider arc allows for smoother handling, minimizing the risk of losing control.

This approach aligns with the principles of safe riding as outlined in German traffic regulations, emphasizing the importance of maintaining balance and stability, especially in maneuvers that involve changing direction with a motorcycle and sidecar. The actions taken directly address the potential instability caused by the sidecar lifting, ensuring that the vehicle remains under control within the lane.