The Side-by-Side riding formation
Whereas, the stagger formation is preferable in situations where there
is limited road surface, such as country roads with narrow lanes, roads
with no shoulder, or in the tight winding turns of many of Colorado's
mountains.
The side-by-side formation (or parade) is used by many Harley-Davidson
riders when riding in a group. The same spacing applies as in the stagger
formation with each rider 2 seconds behind the motorcycle directly in
front of him/her.
Again, it is important to maintain your lane and not shift from right
to left side and visa-versa. If a gap in the formation should develop,
riders should motor straight ahead in their lanes to fill the gap.
More group riding information:
Ride safe and have fun.
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