• Why Riders Crash: 7 Mistakes That Lead to Motorcycle Accidents

    Let’s talk about crashing—or better yet, how not to crash. Because honestly, it’s the last thing any rider wants. Crashes are expensive, painful, and often life-changing. But rather than pointing fingers at crash videos or blaming poor conditions, let’s focus on why riders crash and how you can stay safe by avoiding the common traps that lead to wrecks. 1. Loss or Lack ...
  • Military Secrets That Saved My Life on a Motorcycle

    When I first threw a leg over a motorcycle, I had no idea how much my time in the U.S. Army would shape the way I ride—and survive—on two wheels. But over the years, I began to see the connection between military training and smart, strategic motorcycling. What I learned in uniform didn’t just make me a better soldier—it made ...
  • 3 Riding Instincts That Feel Safe—but Could Get You Hurt

    Instincts are powerful. They’ve kept humans alive for thousands of years. But when it comes to motorcycling, some of those gut reactions can actually work against us. Until about 120 years ago, humans had never traveled faster than a horse could run—and even then, the horse was in control. Today, motorcycles have dozens of horsepower and can hit triple-digit speeds. ...
  • Respect the Slowest Part of the Corner

    When I first learned to ride, the focus was all wrong — and it set my riding development back for years. Today, I want to share a simple but powerful concept that, once you understand it, will change everything about how you think about cornering on a motorcycle. Most riders are taught to focus on finding a “suitable entrance speed,” ...
  • Five Motorcycle Myths That Need to Die

    For years, myths and half-truths have spread through the riding community—some harmless, others downright dangerous. Today, we’re exposing the biggest motorcycle myths that refuse to die. Buckle up your helmet because some of these might just change the way you ride forever! 1. It’s Better to Slide the Rear than the Front This myth is one of the most common—and ...
  • What is MotoGP and Why Does it Matter?

    You may not have any desire to race, so what could you possibly learn from watching MotoGP? Today, I’m going to get you up to speed on MotoGP so you can start enjoying the sport straight away! And by straight away, I mean now—because the 2025 racing season is kicking off! Racing Series: Local to Global Racing series are structured ...

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    Why Riders Crash: 7 Mistakes That Lead to Motorcycle Accidents

    Let’s talk about crashing—or better yet, how not to crash. Because honestly, it’s the last thing any rider wants. Crashes are expensive, painful, and often life-changing. But rather than pointing fingers at crash videos or blaming poor conditions, let’s focus on why riders crash and how you can stay safe by avoiding the common traps that lead to wrecks. 1. Loss or Lack ...
  • 29
    Mar

    Military Secrets That Saved My Life on a Motorcycle

    When I first threw a leg over a motorcycle, I had no idea how much my time in the U.S. Army would shape the way I ride—and survive—on two wheels. But over the years, I began to see the connection between military training and smart, strategic motorcycling. What I learned in uniform didn’t just make me a better soldier—it made ...
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    Mar

    3 Riding Instincts That Feel Safe—but Could Get You Hurt

    Instincts are powerful. They’ve kept humans alive for thousands of years. But when it comes to motorcycling, some of those gut reactions can actually work against us. Until about 120 years ago, humans had never traveled faster than a horse could run—and even then, the horse was in control. Today, motorcycles have dozens of horsepower and can hit triple-digit speeds. ...
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    Mar

    Respect the Slowest Part of the Corner

    When I first learned to ride, the focus was all wrong — and it set my riding development back for years. Today, I want to share a simple but powerful concept that, once you understand it, will change everything about how you think about cornering on a motorcycle. Most riders are taught to focus on finding a “suitable entrance speed,” ...
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