How to avoid falling during wind gust ?

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Hi,
I've got a somewhat lightweight bike (SE Lager),
and I'm crossing Tower Bridge everyday,
and every few weeks, I'm not far from falling because of wind gusts.
I've never fell because of this, but I had a few close calls.

Is there any techniques to avoid this issue ?
Shall I try to bend over my bike to put more weight on the front wheel, as it's usually the front wheel that is moving the most because of the wind ?

Thanks!

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