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The SMART Rider Crew

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Go from zero to licensed rider with 20+ proven motorcycle drills and a safety-first community that builds real skill, confidence, and discipline.

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37 contributions to The SMART Rider Crew
Emergency Braking Practice
I do emergency braking practice whenever I get time on weekend. At speed 40kms/h, I gently apply the rear brake and front brake simultaneously. The harder the front brake the lighter the rear brake. Today I notice one thing, I can stop my bike by 15.5 feet to 16 feet. But whenever I use only the front brake then I can stop the bike less than 15 feet. What is the cause of this? Can anyone narrate please.
3 likes β€’ 24h
When you apply any brakes, the front end of the car or motorcycle drops down. More weight on the front tire/tires. More weight means more traction. More traction, better braking power. Hence, the front Brake stops you quicker Old video I made describing parts of it https://youtu.be/cLczVjowtf8
2 likes β€’ 18h
@Chris Bennett yup
Slow speed woes?
Hey SMART rider crew! I’m reviewing my slow speed drills after some time off of my ZX6R. I’m ending up way too wide through turns. I have NO trouble with the drills on my R7 (which is similar in size) but feel like I have a much more limited turning radius on th ZX6R. Any advice?
1 like β€’ 2d
Can you make a video of your riding for me to view?
Adjustment of levers ?
I was wondering if there is Some kind of rule on how the levers (brake and clutch) need to be positioned ? Or should I just leave it as the bike was delivered ?
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I would adjust them if it makes it easier to control
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All of these are great tips and info. Glad to have you all help out!
Can I invite my Buddies?
Can I invite my buddies to this group? And will they join this group?
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Yup! https://www.skool.com/smart-rider-crew-3737/about?ref=4767b14216684dce90b5d091052f2bb5
My Practice List
Every Friday me with some buddies go to practice to develop riding skills. We practice the bellow listed skills. 1. Straight Line Emergency Braking 2. Swerving-bauli (both side) 3. Swerving then straighten the bike then braking 4. Rev Matching without braking 5. Rev Matching with Constant Front Braking 6. Rear Brake Feel 7. Free and Fast Circle with Constant Throttle and Figure 8 8. Free and Fast Circle with Constant Throttle and only rear brake without cut off throttle and Figure 8
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Great practice list!
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Daniel Tolomei
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@daniel-tolomei-1835
DanDanTheFireman, 2024 Honda Rebel 500 SE, riding since 2011

Active 18h ago
Joined Jan 7, 2026