The rider realizes the front of the bike is too high compare to the rear of bike for a smooth landing. Which of the following actions would be most effective at rotating the bike clockwise, lowering the front wheel relative to the rear? O leaning forward on the bike none of these would help as there is no net external torque on the system twisting the throttle to increase the rotational speed of the rear wheel hitting the brakes to slow the rotatation of the wheels O leaning backward on the bike

The rider realizes the front of the bike is too high compare to the rear of bike for a smooth landing. Which of the following actions would be most effective at rotating the bike clockwise, lowering the front wheel relative to the rear? O leaning forward on the bike none of these would help as there is no net external torque on the system twisting the throttle to increase the rotational speed of the rear wheel hitting the brakes to slow the rotatation of the wheels O leaning backward on the bike