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That the rider has group-riding experience and knows the route and participants’ abilities.
Choose a rider experienced in group riding who knows the route and the participants’ abilities and sets a pace that is safe for everyone. Fuel range or motorcycle power alone is insufficient to choose the leader. Plan stops according to the group’s needs and maintain adequate safety distances; nobody should break traffic rules or ride beyond their abilities to catch up.
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That the rider has the most powerful motorcycle, without considering experience.
That the rider has the greatest fuel range, without considering the ability to lead.
That the rider has group-riding experience and knows the route and participants’ abilities.
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