You’re giving an arm signal, ready to turn left. Why should you return your hand to the handlebars while you turn?

Question topic: Motorcycle , Road and traffic signs

You're giving an arm signal, ready to turn left. Why should you return your hand to the handlebars while you turn?

Because you might hit a pedestrian on the corner

To help you keep control of the steering

Because you'll need to hold the clutch lever

To stop other motorists thinking that you're stopping on the corner

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