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ADVANCED RIDING IN 500 WORDS

Module 1 · Text Safety and Risk
Module 2 · Text Hazards
Module 3 · Text Risk
Module 4 · Text Risk Assessment
Module 5 · Text Understand errors
Module 6 · Text Two to Tangle
Module 7 · Text The Killing Zone
Module 8 · Text Avoid SURPRISE!
Module 9 · Text Survival Reactions
Module 10 · Text Worst Case Scenario
Module 11 · Text Systematic Riding
Module 12 · Text Search
Module 13 · Text Evaluate
Module 14 · Text Execute
Module 15 · Text SEE and BE SEEN
Module 16 · Text Vision Blocker
Module 17 · Text Surprise Horizon
Module 18 · Text View
Module 19 · Text Be Pro-active, not RE-active
Module 20 · Text The Safety Bubble
Module 21 · Text Prioritise the bigger hazard
Module 22 · Text Overtaking
Module 23 · Text Time
Module 24 · Text Reducing speed You are here
Module 25 · Text Point and Squirt cornering
Module 26 · Text The Survival Skills Reference Point System
Module 27 · Text Review
Module 28 · Media Survival Skills Rider Training

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Module 24 of 28 · Text

Reducing speed

Kevin Williams

Reducing speed: gives us more time, and makes it easier to SWERVE or STOP in emergencies. If we can’t take evasive action when a car pulls out, change our line if a bend tightens up, or abort an overtake when it starts to go wrong we're riding too fast.