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Know Your Ride

Module 06 • RIDE SMARTER

SMALL CHOICES. BIG DIFFERENCE.

Speed • Phones • Passengers • Distractions

Several small decisions can add up during a ride and affect your control, awareness, and safety.

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Know Your Ride artwork about speed, phones, passengers, and distractions.

2. Key Takeaways

What you’ll learn

Small Choices Add Up

Risk often builds from a few choices, not just one big one.

Attention Matters

Phones and distractions take your eyes and focus away from the ride.

Speed Should Fit the Situation

Adjust speed to the people, space, and conditions around you.

Carry Only What You Can Control

Passengers, loose items, and peer pressure can reduce control.

3. Signature Learning

A few small choices can change the ride.

Better riding decisions often come from slowing down, paying attention, and choosing control over pressure or distraction.

SPEED

Does your speed fit the place?

PHONE

Are your eyes and attention on the ride?

PASSENGERS

Is the bike designed and allowed for that load?

DISTRACTIONS

Could anything reduce control or focus?

4. Ride IQ Quiz

Check what you learned.

Choose one answer for each question. Your answer locks after selection and feedback appears immediately.

Question 1: Why do small riding choices matter?

Why do small riding choices matter?

Question 2: What is the safer response if friends pressure you to ride double or do something risky?

What is the safer response if friends pressure you to ride double or do something risky?

Question 3: Why is riding with a phone in your hand a problem?

Why is riding with a phone in your hand a problem?

Question 4: How should you think about speed during a ride?

How should you think about speed during a ride?

Question 5: What should you do if something you are carrying is loose or distracting?

What should you do if something you are carrying is loose or distracting?