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You and some friends all bought motorcycles and now you will be riding together. Peter that super cool Suzuki Boulevard M109, Joe is on his Ninja ZX-10R Kawasaki very hot, his Yamaha Star Raider Bob is, he loves, and you're on your Yamaha FJR1300 very sweet. The Easy Rider and Wild Hogs have nothing on you, you will be kings of the highway! Unless you stupid and end up working each other and generally creating havoc of a kind you did not intend. You laugh? If you do not all get in sync that's exactly what could happen. Look at it this way. You do not worry about a collision with a vehicle that is nowhere near you, is to close those that are of potential danger. Also, when you're riding down the street in a group, which vehicles are closest to you? Your buddies, usually.

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Distributed Formation
The first thing you'll want to do is to agree to ride in formation distributed. This means that you have in front of everyone riding in the left part of the lane, next to the appropriate distance bike riding in the back and right portion of the lane, and the third wheel in the party again left. Distributed formation allows maximum visibility and build in a range of safety improvement. When you pull up to the stop light you compress a two up, side by side, and then off one by one to reestablish the shocking.

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Signs
Unless you have a helmet to helmet communicators, you will need to agree on any signs. One of the most basic is to keep your hand out, palm down, and move in the downward motion, to say "slow down." If there are items in the street before the signal is to kick off with either foot is on the side that the object is on. While the leader is usually the one to initiate these signals can anyone, and coming riders to repeat them to pass information back to the rest of the group. And then there's one sign you're sure to use again and again, if you hold out your hand and clasp and unclasp your fist. This signals that the rider either front or back of you who left turn signal on. A variety of other signals that can be easily found via web search. Make sure that your riding buddies are familiar with them and use them.

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