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**varun_r15** · 07-13-2009, 09:00 PM

Originally posted by Jonak View Post

Very helpful.
One thing I would like to say is Always use your common sense while riding.

ya very well said jonak..

but some people do not..

**jayesh.khushalani** · 07-13-2009, 09:15 PM

Originally posted by varun_r15 View Post

ya very well said jonak..

but some people do not..

and i also know whom you are talking about....

some people after being repeatedly told never ride in a formation and nor follow the rules

(you very well know them).....

**prabhubravo** · 07-13-2009, 10:02 PM

Originally posted by aseemb85 View Post

The basic group riding formation is familiar to most riders. The lead rider rides to the left of the lane, with the second rider to the right and a few lengths back. The third rider is a similar distance behind the second, and so on. This staggered formation leaves room for each bike to swerve to the side and provides reaction time to brake. But you can't change speed and the side of the lane at the same time. Riding side by side limits escape routes when a threat arises. When overtaking and passing traffic, the second rider follows the first, and the third hangs back to let the second pull in to the left to make the pass.

In India we ride to the left.
1) The lead rider should ride on the right side of the left lane.

2) The 3rd rider has to wait for the 2nd to pull to the right and overtake.

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