Let’s face it, if motorcyclists could control the weather, rain would never fall on them. Even the most seasoned Iron-Butt rider would choose a cool sunny day over a rainy one any day of the week. However, for most of … Continue reading →

Whether a new or experienced rider, you can improve your safety by appropriately judging the road conditions. Frequently riding on various road surfaces, including gravel, dirt and wet roads can train you to have automatic responses to deteriorating conditions. What … Continue reading →

Riding curves on a motorcycle can be one of the most exhilarating aspects of your motorcycling experience. The thrill of leaning through curves to discover what is on the other side, the joy of rolling on the throttle to advance … Continue reading →

Heat stress and heat exhaustion are real threats to a motorcycle rider. Riding in intense heat can be exhausting and dangerous if special care is not taken to stay safe. Be aware of the symptoms of heat related illnesses and … Continue reading →

Practicing braking skills can help you increase your chances of successfully executing a quick stop if the need arises. You may think you are a seasoned rider and have no need for a training class, but even the experienced rider … Continue reading →

Riding in a group can be very enjoyable. Whether the group is a group of friends, riders of the same model of bike or other interest to a giant group ride with the ultimate goal being charity or awareness of … Continue reading →

Not having your Class M driver’s license endorsement or not having a motorcycle does not necessarily prevent you from being able to enjoy the open road on a bike. You can enjoy all the aspects of riding by being a … Continue reading →

To be a safe rider you have to constantly pay attention to your surroundings. Just a split second of inattention could result in an accident. The ability to enjoy the ride and simultaneously be aware of your surroundings becomes more … Continue reading →