Motorcycle Riding Tips To Think About Over The Holidays

We gather up another batch of Nick's favorites to help improve your riding skills

A Practice Guide For Braking

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If there’s one motorcycle component to master, it’s the brakes. This 13-step practice guide includes explanations of why actions count. This sport is wonderfully provable, and each of us needs to prove the worth of riding advice we receive.

The Importance Of Earplugs

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Nick was lucky because his father was a mining engineer educated in hearing protection. From a young age, he wore earplugs when riding his motorcycles but not everyone had his dad. With that said, here's a quick bit of advice to help you catch up.

Our Next Motorcycle Crash

At some point, we riders would like to be crash-proof. Our experience finally exposes us to every variable and we never crash again due to our physical and mental approach to the sport. We’ve either covered enough miles or studied the sport hard enough to grasp all facets of the danger. No more crashes.

Saved By Two Wheels, Again

Don Cook on a stock Duc.

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Motorcycles and mentors can have a transformational impact on your life. Here’s one good example.

Get Your Fingers Up On The Brake Lever

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The Allstate Insurance website tells us that 46 percent of motorcycle crashes happen at intersections. And one problem that has really started to jump out at us directly affects a rider’s chances of surviving an intersection malfunction. Check out these tips to help improve your intersection health.