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Adapt it to less experienced riders and less capable motorcycles.
Adapt the pace to less experienced riders and less capable motorcycles, while respecting traffic rules and road conditions. This does not require a beginner to lead: appoint an experienced rider who knows the route and the group’s abilities. Agree on stops and regrouping points; no one should ride beyond their limits to catch up.
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Always set it according to the most powerful motorcycle.
Require anyone falling behind to speed up until they catch the group.
Adapt it to less experienced riders and less capable motorcycles.
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