Motorcycle · Group riding
Which of these is good advice for organizing a motorcycle group ride?
Correct answer: Place less experienced riders close to the front.
Answer options
- APlace less experienced riders in the lead position.
- BPlace less experienced riders close to the front. Correct
- CPlace less experienced riders at the very back.
Why
Putting beginners close to the front, right behind the leader, lets the more experienced riders who follow keep watch and help if needed. A beginner should not lead, because the leader must plan ahead and guide the entire group.
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Topic: Group riding License: Motorcycle
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