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This section is built for motorcycle and moped riders: safety, positioning, curves, weather, and life-saving habits.
Module 0
Pre-Trip Motorcycle Walkaround
- Check tires, controls, lights, oil
- Brake function & signal test
- Mirror, horn, helmet & visor safety
⏱ 15 minutes
Module 1
Cornering & Lane Placement
- Apex & entry angles
- Urban lane defense
- Open road sweepers
⏱ 20 minutes
Module 2
Survival Riding Tactics
- Escape routes
- 360° scanning
- Brake balance & emergency lean
⏱ 25 minutes
Ride & Clutch Practice
Simulated throttle, clutch, and gear shifting tutorial with live feedback planned.
Live Road Reaction Simulator
Upcoming training for hazards like flat tires, emergency braking, and road surprises.
Walkaround Training (Interactive)
Pre-trip game where users identify parts, inspect tires, signals, and gear before launch.
Riding Behind Risky Loads
Boats, bins, trailers—don’t follow directly behind anything that can break free. Stay clear to stay alive.
Crosswalk & Traffic Danger
Simulate cars running yellows, blind left turns, and last-second lane changers near pedestrian zones.
Deer, Dogs & Sudden Stops
Night animals, busy trails, tailgaters—ride with escape space. Don’t brake hard unless you know your rear zone.
🚨 Bonus Learning: What To Do After an Accident
- Safely stop and shut off the engine.
- Turn on hazard lights and assess the scene.
- Call 911 if anyone is injured or unconscious.
- Do not move injured riders unless in immediate danger.
- Take photos: vehicles, injuries, surroundings, signage.
- Exchange information (but do not admit fault).
- Wait for authorities. Ask for a report number.
- Get medical attention—even if you “feel fine.”
“Adrenaline lies. You might feel okay now—get checked out anyway.”
“Never leave a biker stranded. Stay, support, and be the witness they might need.”
“A biker's heart knows no boundaries.”
“Leave nothing but tire marks, take nothing but memories.”
“Four wheels move the body, but two wheels move the soul.”
“Riding a bike is my therapy; the road is my counselor.”
A Biker's Prayer
May my tires tread on pavement,
May my fairing cut the breeze.
May my headlights keep on shining,
May my bike avoid all trees.
May I ride forever safely,
Both in sunshine and in showers.
May I ride forever freely
and enjoy this land of yours.