How should you approach crossing seams or parallel tracks?

When crossing seams or parallel tracks, it is crucial to turn into the tracks at a sufficiently acute angle, ideally at least 45 degrees. This method helps maintain stability and control over the motorcycle. By approaching at an angle, you reduce the risk of the tires slipping, which can occur if they catch the edge of the track, especially when the road surface is wet or slippery. A sharper angle also helps you maintain traction and balance, reducing the chances of losing control.

Other approaches—such as crossing perpendicularly—may seem viable but can actually increase the risk of the motorcycle being unstable as the tires transition from one surface to another. Speeding through or making sharp turns and swerves can further compromise control and safety. Consistently crossing tracks at an appropriate angle is the safest and most effective technique for navigating these obstacles.