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The unconventional ways to fight off your crippling fear of motorbiking

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Breaking through the barriers: Learn how to tame your motorbike-riding fears

 

Driving a two-wheeler, whether it is a motorbike, can evoke a sense of excitement and  freedom. However for many individuals, this exhilarating experience is overshadowed by the nerve  wracking fear of being on the open road without the protective enclosure of a car. This anxiety often  stems from past experiences or unsettling stories shared by others. While these fears may seem  insurmountable, it is crucial to understand that being afraid of two- wheeler does not mean one can  never conquer this fear. In fact, with determination and proper guidance, it is possible to overcome  these apprehensions and enjoy the thrill of riding on two wheels.  

Strategies for dealing with fear while operating two wheeler vehicles: 

Learn from a professional/riding school

Learning to ride may be both exhilarating and intimidating, especially for new riders. Getting expert driving instruction from a riding school can be a terrific approach to develop the abilities and information required to drive safely and confidently.

Embracing safety with helmets 

Motorbikes are also lots of fun but can  be dangerous if we don’t follow safety rules. Some people who ride motorbikes don’t learn these  safety rules and might forget to wear a helmet or drive too fast. By going to motorbike classes, you  can know all the important things about staying safe on the road 

Practice riding in open areas  

Practice riding your motorbike in open areas without any cars. Look for a big parking lot that is empty.  Focus on riding in a straight line and making turns. The more confident you become on your motorbike, the less scared you will feel.  

Try driving in different weather conditions 

Practice driving in different weather conditions with minimal traffic to become comfortable driving  in poor weather. Panicking while driving in poor weather increases the chances of making mistakes  and having an accident. However, if you familiarize yourself with the differences of driving in various  conditions, you will be less likely to panic.  



Turn your fear into fuel 

Focus on wanting to ride instead of thinking about your fears. If you constantly think about how  scared you are, your fear will likely become overwhelming and prevent you from riding.

Counselor resilience   

If you still have fear while driving, Visit a counselor to learn how to cope with fear. A counselor can teach you techniques to  overcome your fear and relax, allowing you to ensure your rides.

Overcoming fear while motorbike riding is a common challenge that many individuals face. By  acknowledging and understanding the root causes of this fear, such as past accidents or lack of confidence, one can begin to address and conquer it.

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