Dabbing in Motorcycling

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"Dabbing" in any motorcycle sport or cycle sport is where a rider puts one or more of their feet (or hands) on the ground (or other obstacle such as trees or rocks) for balance.

In racing it is used for a quick regain of balance, but the avoidance of "dabbing" is central to trials (motorcycle or bicycle) where the whole object of theses disciplines.

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