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Yogyakarta, Spami-id.com - riding on motorcycles is an excellent solution to searching traffic conditions in urban streets. A nimble two-wheel vehicle capable of mending a fast journey.
Well, when dealing with traffic conditions with motorcycles, it takes a driving technique to make it less tired and comfortable along the way.
Look at the motorcycle tips facing a traffic jam on the road from Andi Sesesiwar, one of the Yamaha Riding Academy's YRA instructors.
Instructor Yamaha Riding Academy (YRA) Yogyakarta technique of driving while meeting traffic jams on the road is to be noticed.
"In an urban drive, we must have encountered traffic. But not everyone knows that driving techniques meet traffic jams need to be noticed. Therefore, YRA Yogyakarta gave some tips to motorcyclists," go to Andi Selawasa.
Here's a motorcycle tip facing traffic jams from the Yamaha Riding Academy:
- Make sure the condition of the body and vehicle is in perfect condition. Check tire wind pressure, conditions braking and engine devices. Make sure the bike is checked or treated periodically.
- Use safety riding gear like a helmet, gloves, shoes, jacket and trousers, make sure you carry all the driving mail.
- While driving, make sure the body's state is relaxed, the shoulder and hand position are also not relaxed. If the position of the hand is rigid, it will make it difficult for the rider to turn and the body in the neck area will quickly feel tired.
- In penetrating congestion at low speed, use more rear brake sections to help balance the motor, as well as maintain motor speed.
The use of the back brake at low speed will be felt more delicate so it makes it easier for the rider to maintain balance.
- The gas operations are delicate so it doesn't jerk off when it's in traffic.
- Avoid forcing entry among the other narrow-fisted vehicles either straight or crooked, because the situation is potentially wedged.
- When the body gets tired, it's best to stop for a break, once you're ready to go on your way back.
