THINGS TO REMEMBER WHEN RIDING YOUR MOTORCYCLE
Apply the brakes Adjust your speed in anticipation of a corner. Allow for traffic and weather conditions. Easing off the brakes gently is important when entering corners. Road position
Start corners wide to improve your vision. Plan to finish in tight. Make sure you and your bike are out of the head-on zone. 
Keep away from the head-on zone. |
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Group Rides - Positioning |
Position your self safley in group rides
When travelling in groups, keep safe, make sure you keep looking out for riders all around you.  
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Car Count
In traffic you need to car count. This is a method of paying attention to all the vehicles around you. For example if there was a blue sedan behind me and a white car beside that. When I look again which should be very regularly but not to distraction I notice that there is only a white car. I then need to find where the blue sedan has gone. Is it on my rear quarter, Is it overtaking me, has it seen me.If you can not locate the car in an effective check then it has turned off. You must always know where all vehicles are around you at all times. 
Counting cars pay's off. |
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