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Get used to how the bike handles in an emergency at your own pace
and in your own time. The best way to learn the correct sequence
for an emergency stop is to start SLOWLY and GENTLY at first, as
if you were stopping normally. As you get used to the sequence then
GRADUALLY build up the speed and braking force. This way you will
gain confidence quickly and be able to spot and correct faults at
a safe speed first. U Turns Braking at junctions When coming up to the end of a road at a T junction, always imagine
there is a car waiting to exit in front of you. This will help you
get slow enough up to the line to be able to see clearly. Wheelies DON'T (Well not on a public road !!!!)….. Instant trip to
the local magistrate for a really hefty fine and points. Possibly
even a ban. Plus…. It can be a killer if it all goes pear
shaped. Exiting a junction If you THINK you can just nip out into the flow of traffic DON'T. If you KNOW you can nip out into the flow of traffic, THINK about it
How much do you value their lives? Helmet, Gloves, Trousers, Jacket,
Armour, and Boots. Kit them out properly! Shorts and T-Shirt wont
save them in a spill, and you will never forgive yourself.SURELY
they are worth spending some money on to get them the safe equipment.
! THINK WHAT IF...... !
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