2. is the correct outcome but not the correct explanation. The real explanation is that turning inputs have a greater effect on balance at high speed. Turning i

2. is the correct outcome but not the correct explanation. The real explanation is that turning inputs have a greater effect on balance at high speed. Turning input directly relates to turning radius, which, when combined with the square of tangential velocity, gives centripetal acceleration. This centripetal acceleration is used to counteract an imbalance of the body/bike system. Basically, the faster you go, the easier it is to influence your balance on the bike. If you go fast enough you can get too much influence, which is how speed wobbles happen.