When riding in a group, inexperienced riders should position themselves:

Inexperienced riders should position themselves just behind the leader when riding in a group. This positioning allows them to follow the leader's line and pace, which can help them better navigate turns, obstacles, and traffic. Being behind an experienced rider provides a clear view of the road ahead and ample time to react to the leader's movements, making it safer for those who may not have the same level of skills or reflexes.

Additionally, riding behind the leader allows inexperienced riders to learn from their techniques and handling of the motorcycle in various situations. They can observe how the leader manages speed, braking, and turns, which can be invaluable for their own development as riders. This positioning also promotes better communication and visibility among the group, as the leader can effectively guide the group while inexperienced riders can maintain a safe following distance.