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Start out learning back roads without traffic

by Anita
(Charleston, WV)

I started riding on the back roads, not traffic, not traffic lights and well not much of nothing but the road and me. I think that by doing this type of riding, I built my confidence and comfort with my machine. I then moved to riding on the freeway during the week after 9 AM and before Noon to avoid the high traffic times, this really made me nervous! I then started taking the freeway more often and have become very comfortable to where now I like the freeway because its much quicker. Riding in groups also helps a new rider get comfortable.

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