01

Before the Ride

• Arrive on time with a full tank of petrol.
• Make sure your bike is mechanically sound before you show up. Don't be the one holding up the group because your chain's hanging off or your bike won't start.
• Respect the meet-up location. No burnouts, no rev bombing. Don't be the one who gets a spot banned for everyone else.

02

Pack Positioning

• Stunt riders always up front. If you don't have full control of your wheelies, you shouldn't be at the front of the pack.
• Be aware that experienced riders may slow down or swerve mid-wheelie. That's normal — give them room.
• There is no formation riding on a stunt ride, so you need to be extra vigilant. Keep your head on a swivel, ride predictably, and stay focused.

03

Moving as a Pack

• We move as a unit. Keep roughly the same speed as everyone else.
• Maintain spacing. Give riders ahead of you plenty of runway to prevent chain-reaction incidents.
• Do not come to a dead stop in the middle of a moving pack. Do not speed through the pack.
• Don't power-wheelie through the pack. This is one of the most dangerous things you can do.
• Always do your shoulder checks! Don't randomly veer off your line without checking if someone may be coming past you.
• Don't get fixated on what's happening behind or beside you. Watch where you're going, not the show.

04

When Things Go Wrong

• If something happens — someone runs out of petrol, crashes, or has a mechanical issue — put your hand up to warn riders behind you while keeping moving forward. Do not abruptly stop in the pack.
• If you break down or crash, get out of the road as quickly as possible.
• If you see someone down or broken down and no one is assisting yet, safely pull to the side (shoulder check) and give them a hand.
• If the group gets split up (traffic lights, intersections, etc.), don't ride recklessly trying to catch up. The group should have a plan for regrouping.

05

Keep Your Ego in Check

• Street rides are not the time to practise things you haven't already honed. Save anything high-risk for dedicated stunt spots.
• Ride within your ability. No one is impressed by someone who loops it into other riders around them.
• Keep the vibe positive and drama-free.

06

Respect the Public and the Law

• Respect all road users and pedestrians.
• If cops show up and don't look happy, show them some respect and hold off with the stunts for a minute.
• Don't be obnoxious at stopping points. We don't need unnecessary negative attention — no sitting on the rev limiter or doing burnouts at a garage.
• Clean up after yourself. Don't trash stunt spots or garages.