Road Captain
Leads the route, pace, and overall safety of the formation.
- Sets a safe speed for road conditions and the least-experienced rider.
- Keeps the group visible and predictable with clear positioning.
- Calls fuel stops and regroup points.
Our Safety Principles
Protecting our brothers on every journey
Wear Your Armour
Your body is an amanah (trust). We expect all riders to wear full protective gear - helmet, armoured jacket, gloves, and proper boots on every ride.
Bike Check
Give your machine a once-over before heading out. Tyres, brakes, lights, and fluids - a few minutes of checking can prevent hours of trouble.
Mind on the Road
Stay present and focused. Watch for hazards, anticipate what drivers might do, and always ride with a clear head.
Ride Your Ride
There's no shame in riding at your own pace. Push your skills gradually and consider advanced training to build confidence.
How We Ride Together
When we ride as a group, we move as one unit. The goal is simple: everyone gets there safely, calmly, and together. If you want to ride fast, ride solo. In the pack, we ride smart.
LEAD
R2
R3
R4
R5
R6
R7
R8
R9
R10
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TAIL
Offset Positioning
We use staggered spacing to improve visibility and reaction time.
- Alternate left-right within the lane, not side-by-side.
- Keep safe gaps and avoid aggressive gap-closing.
- Switch to single file smoothly when needed.
Tail Rider
The Tail Rider protects the rear and watches the whole line.
- Stays at the back and monitors the group.
- Helps with safe lane changes and pull-over situations.
- Communicates issues forward.
Drop-Off Marker
Prevents riders from getting split at turns and junctions.
- Markers hold safe positions to indicate direction.
- Rejoin only after the Tail Rider passes.
- If stopping is unsafe, do not stop.
Communicate Clearly
Signals must travel through the full group.
- Repeat hand signals down the line.
- Use clear calls: hazards, stop, fuel, regroup, single file.
- If unsure, hold position and follow the rider ahead.
Hold Position & Pace
Predictable riding keeps the formation stable.
- No weaving, overtaking, or jumping gaps inside the group.
- Use smooth throttle and braking to avoid accordion effects.
- Group pace is for safety, not speed.
Stay Connected
Let someone know where you're going and when to expect you back. Share your location with family - it's not just smart, it's responsible.
Respect the Weather
Rain, wind, or poor visibility? We slow down or pull over. No ride is worth risking your safety - we can always reschedule.
Be Prepared
Key riders carry basic first aid and tools. We encourage all members to learn basic first aid - you never know when a brother might need help.