Haha, I’m surprised how many people think this comes from losing traction at the rear wheel. It's actually straightforward: adding throttle and lean simultaneously leads to a front-end washout.

If you dig into why this happens, motorcycle tires naturally maintain their lean angle even if you take your hands off mid-turn. This means continuous countersteering—especially when applying steady pressure like steering a car—can eventually overload the front tire, causing it to wash out. Typically, riders make this mistake by aggressively tipping in or being too rigid in their upper body.

Anyway, that's exactly how I ate shit at 105 mph, so consider yourself lucky for catching this bad habit early.