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

Your answer is correct because a cornering optimised ABS is designed to improve safety when braking in a curve. It enhances manoeuvrability by allowing you to brake effectively without losing control, even when leaning the bike. Additionally, it reduces the righting moment—the force that would normally cause the bike to straighten up and potentially slip—helping you maintain stability and grip during cornering. This technology prevents wheel lock-up and supports safer braking under these challenging conditions, which is why both points 1 and 2 are correct.