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Where should inexperienced riders position themselves in a group ride?

At the front of the group
Just behind the leader
At the end of the group
Next to experienced riders

The correct answer is: Just behind the leader

Inexperienced riders should position themselves just behind the leader in a group ride. This placement enables them to observe the leader’s actions and learn from their riding techniques and decision-making. Being behind the leader allows for a clearer view of the road ahead and the opportunity to react to obstacles or changes in traffic conditions more effectively. Additionally, it provides a buffer in case of sudden stops or changes in speed, allowing inexperienced riders to adjust without feeling rushed, which can reduce anxiety and improve focus on riding safely. This positioning also facilitates communication and ensures that inexperienced riders can easily follow the pace set by the leader, maintaining the cohesion and safety of the group.