A motorcycle rider must wear the following: helmet, goggles, motorcycling clothes, gloves and shoes. Head injuries occur twice as often to people without a helmet than to those wearing one. Statistics show that 67.6% of motorcycle deaths is caused by fatal head injuries. So be sure to wear a helmet.
This posture holds the upper part of the body upright as if pushing the motorcycle down inside. The motorcycle lean angle is the largest of the three. The upper part of the rider's body held upright gives stability - a good posture for beginners. It gives maneuverability, better visibility and control on rough roads.
This is the posture to bend the upper part of the body farther inside at a larger leaning angle than the motorcycle. Since the leaning angle of the motorcycle is smaller, the tires hug the road better. This is good for rainy conditions or for slippery surfaces. Its drawback is limited visibility for the rider.