What is the maximum recommended number of riders in a group?

The maximum recommended number of riders in a group is five. This recommendation is based on safety and manageability. Groups that are too large can become difficult to control, making it harder for riders to stay together and respond effectively to changing traffic conditions. Additionally, larger groups can lead to more complex communication and coordination issues among riders, increasing the risk of accidents.

By limiting the group size to five, riders are better able to maintain a safe distance from one another and are more easily able to navigate through traffic. Smaller groups are less likely to encounter congestion on the road and can better respond to any unexpected obstacles or issues that may arise. This size also enables riders to communicate more effectively and ensures that each rider can be accounted for throughout the ride.