Keep your eyes on the exit and lean in the direction of the turn for balance.

Braking during a curve can cause skidding and slow before the turn.

Adjust your lane position to maximize sightlines and avoid blind spots.

Anticipating road hazards helps avoid last-second maneuvers.

Keep the bike upright to maintain traction and avoid sliding.

Maintain a steady speed, and avoid sharp turns or hard braking.

Avoid leaning and ride slowly and smoothly to maintain balance.

Never pass in curves or at intersections and ensure it clear and legal.

Headlights during the day and bright clothing increase visibility.

Nighttime visibility is lower and ride cautiously and avoid glare.

Positioning helps you see cross traffic and be seen.

Dont speed up and create space and avoid confrontation.

Be ready to counter gusts, especially near large vehicles or open areas.

Rising slightly off the seat while firmly gripping the handlebars lets your knees and legs absorb the shock from bumps or uneven pavement

Swerving while braking can cause loss of control and separate braking from steering.

Reduces shock to the rider and bike and slow beforehand.

Jerky acceleration or deceleration can unbalance the motorcycle.

Needed, swerve only after reducing speed and regaining balance.

These surfaces are slippery and maintain balance and keep throttle steady.

Keeps the ride smooth and protects suspension from damage.

Maintain spacing and adjust formation based on road width and traffic.

Constantly adjust your lane position to stay visible.

Engine braking and light braking control speed safely on descents.

Heat can cause fatigue and take breaks and protect skin.

Always reduce speed before curves and avoid sudden actions while leaning.