I am Muslim. I do some ritual whenever I get on my motorcycle wheather it short run or long run. Do you anyone do the ritual as per your religion?

My name is Marie, but most folks in the crew know me as Smee. I've been riding since September 2023, which is when I bought my Sweet Baby Two-Fiddy - a 2012 Honda CBR250R - and took my MSF at our local Harley dealership. A year later, I sold my 250 to a local girl who just passed her MSF and bought a brand-new 2024 CBR500R. Been super happy with it, and have zero plans to upgrade unless Fate forces my hand. When I'm not on the bike, I'm in a 2015 Mustang convertible because I'm a tad bit spoiled by The Hubster, and in my free time I'm knitting, belly dancing, or doing something rugby related. I'm looking forward to continuing my skills through the Skool because lord knows my slow speed maneuvering is terrible and really needs work. Fun Fact: I was so excited to be able to back out of a parking spot when I went yarn shopping one day that I immediately sent this to my parents when I got home lol... My CBR is just a smidge too tall for me, so I can't flatfoot it.

I’m Elad Best, a 35 y/o rider from Israel. Since I was a child, I remember my father used to have a scooter he used to ride, and one time also took me for a very short ride as well. I wanted to get my own motorcycle license at the age of 16, but my parents were against it, I had to accept it and move on. Later when I turned 18, my younger brother wanted to get his motorcycle license and after a big argue, got his permission. Once I’ve seen it, I took my chance as well and got my own license as well 👹 I hadn’t had any motorcycle of my own for the next 4 years, and eventually got me an SYM Joymax 125i as a starter (even though I already had a license for any motorcycle I wished for). After a year and half, it was my time to get a bigger, more powerful one. So I went to Honda’s dealership and got myself my lovely Honda Forza 300. I’ve got married to my awesome wife, but we had to get a car instead, so I’ve sold my Honda and left the motorcycle community for 3 years sadly, but my father just got himself a new motorcycle, which triggered me to get one as well. At first I wanted to get a Suzuki V-Storm 650, but because my dad just got himself a Kawasaki Versys 1000, I’ve changed my mind and got my own Kawasaki Versys 650. Today my Versys is my best pal on the track against sport motorcycles (it knows how to fight well surprisingly!), and also joining me in my police duty in my hometown as a police motorcycle (has special permits for it). Thank you all for reading ❤️ See you all in class!

As the title suggests, Is is “wrong” to stop with both feet down when coming to a complete stop ? Till this moment I always stopped with 1 foot still on rear brake , but now I have my new bike I kind of feel more certain to stop with both feet down and keeping my right hand on the brake … is it wrong to do it ?