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    Ride Smart
    On your motorcycle, your riding strategy, physical skills, and protective
    gear—in that order—are what separate you from the ground. These are
    the three degrees of separation.
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    On your motorcycle, your riding strategy, physical skills, and protective gear—in
    that order—are what separate you from the ground. These are the three degrees
    of separation. By themselves, each of the three degrees can save you.
    Combined, they create a nearly impenetrable defense against the hazards
    motorcyclists face every day.

    Riding strategy is your first degree of separation, because mental skills, as you know, make up 90% of
    everyday riding. One hundred percent attention to your surroundings, accurate detection and perception
    of road hazards and risks, and sound judgment and decision making are the primary keys of a good riding
    strategy.

    Attitude also plays a part. Taking responsibility for your own actions is easy, but because you, the
    motorcyclist, will more likely suffer bodily harm in the event of a crash, then you, the motorcyclist, must
    take responsibility for everyone else’s actions as well. This means being tuned into not only your self,
    your bike, and your environment, but also being aware of other drivers, correctly anticipating their
    behavior, and effectively avoiding hazards before they place you at risk. Ideally, a skilled rider avoids
    hazards before they even become hazards.

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