7 Riding Positions Every Motorcyclist Should Know

Safety benefits of knowing the correct riding positions, and it may be particularly appealing to riders who are concerned about their safety

Certain riding position is critical for any rider to maintain relaxed riding comfortably and safely. According to Safety-India Honda, which was taught in all Honda Safety Centers including the Honda Safety Driving Center, Philippines, there’s a correct riding posture any rider should know. This correct riding posture is considerably dependent on these 7 body parts riders use rigorously when riding a motorcycle.

Here are some independent TIPS brought to you by Honda PCX 160:

Correct leg position. Keep your knees close to your center line and your feet towards the front of the bike’s floor step. This will help you stay balanced, especially when braking suddenly.

Ideal seating and arm position. Arch your back slightly forward and keep your arms slightly flexed at the elbows. This will help prevent arm fatigue and diminish the transfer of shock when going over bumps or rough roads.

Correct head position. Keep your head up and your neck positioned slightly forward. This will help you maintain a good view of the road.

The New PCX160 is a stylish and powerful scooter that’s perfect for everyday riding. Priced at Php131,900, the New PCX160 also comes with a number of safety features, including a Combi Brake System (CBS), an anti-lock Braking System (ABS), and a fully digital meter panel.

Enjoy the ride! Motorcycles are a great way to get around and have fun at the same time. Just be sure to ride safely and responsibly while enjoying your lifestyle on wheels.