To start your ATV, what is the recommended method for riding alongside the markers?

The recommended method for starting your ATV while riding alongside the markers involves using bone-c and making smooth stops. This approach is essential for maintaining control of the vehicle as you begin your ride. Utilizing bone-c, which refers to a technique of smoother acceleration and deceleration, allows for better handling and stability of the ATV. Smooth stops are equally important, as they help to prevent sudden shifts in weight that can lead to loss of control or potential accidents.

This method emphasizes the importance of gradual movements rather than abrupt changes, contributing to safer riding experiences. Adequate control over the throttle and brakes, coupled with smooth transitions, enhances overall safety, making it easier for the rider to react to obstacles or changes in terrain along the markers.

Engaging other options does not provide the level of control or safety that is necessary when starting and riding along markers. These alternatives may involve abrupt maneuvers or unsafe conditions that could jeopardize the rider's stability and safety.