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Become a More Proficient, Faster and Safer Rider

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    The Phase Most Riders Mess Up

    MotoLife, Riding Techniques
    By Dave
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    How to Get Better Without Riding at All Winter shows up, the roads freeze, and the motorcycle gets pushed into ...
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    Oct

    The Most Dangerous Riding Season

    Riding Techniques
    By Dave
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    Most riders assume winter is the most dangerous time to be on a motorcycle. Ice, snow, and freezing temperatures certainly ...
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  • 7
    Sep

    Five Corner References Every Rider Should Know

    Riding Techniques
    By Dave
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    If you’ve taken a rider course, gone to a track day, or even just listened to riding buddies, you’ve probably ...
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  • 14
    Aug

    What To Do When You’ve Overcooked a Corner

    Riding Techniques
    By Dave
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    There’s that moment. You’re diving into a corner and it hits you—oh no. You’re too fast. Maybe you misjudged the ...
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  • 19
    Jul

    Why I Stopped Teaching Limit Point Riding

    Riding Techniques
    By Dave
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    When Good Technique Isn’t Always Good Enough You dive into a blind corner. It tightens without warning. Your confidence evaporates. ...
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  • 3
    Jul

    What It Really Takes to Become a Complete Rider

    Riding Techniques
    By Dave
    1692
    1
    You’re putting in the time. You’re practicing. Watching videos. Maybe even logging some track days. But your riding just isn’t ...
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  • Motorcycle Oregon Raceway Park, ORP
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    Jul

    Instinct vs. Strategy: What Happens When You Ride a Track Blind?

    Riding Techniques
    By Dave
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    A few weeks ago, I found myself standing at the edge of Oregon Raceway Park. I had never ridden this ...
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  • 15
    Jun

    How to Shift Without the Clutch

    Riding Techniques
    By Dave
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    Last month, I shared a video on how to blip your downshifts for smoother corner entries. But the biggest question ...
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  • 7
    Jun

    The Brake Mistake That Can Cause a Crash

    Riding Techniques
    By Dave
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    Most riders are taught to finish all their braking before entering a corner. But what if that common advice is ...
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  • 10
    May

    Mastering the Art of Rev-Matching

    Riding Techniques
    By Dave
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    In today’s world of advanced rider aids and electronic wizardry, many modern motorcycles come equipped with quick shifters and auto-blippers. ...
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The bike is fixed, but the "ghost" is still there. The bike is fixed, but the "ghost" is still there. You’re back on the road, but you aren’t riding anymore; you’re surviving the trip. White-knuckling every apex and waiting for the front to wash out isn't "just being careful." It’s a biological response to trauma that makes you a liability to yourself and everyone else.

Tomorrow morning on YouTube, we’re moving past the useless advice of "just get back on the horse" and breaking down the clinical, four-part roadmap to rebuilding your riding confidence:

1️⃣ Graded Exposure: The systematic nervous system rebuild. 2️⃣ Cognitive Override: Filtering emotional bias from physical data. 3️⃣ Sensory Imagery: Overwriting the crash loop. 4️⃣ Stress Regulation: The biological kill-switch for panic.

Don't let a past mistake dictate your future performance. Link in bio for the full technical breakdown.

#MotorcycleCrash #RiderEducation #CanyonChasers #MotoGP #PsychologyOfRiding #MotorcycleSafety #CorneringTechnique Special thanks to @iratebarry for encouraging us to make this video.
You have to check out our newest podcast that just You have to check out our newest podcast that just dropped today! MotoGP shakedown is leaking engineering secrets and it looks… fragile. 🏁

Top: The carbon fiber "curtain" Yamaha is using to hide(?) their 2027-spec design. Bottom: The raw aluminum spars underneath. Brian @bc.49 called these "tinfoil thin" a level of programmed flex that looks more like a bridge than a bike frame.

Is this the pinnacle of chassis engineering or a structural disaster waiting to happen? We’re breaking down the physics of the "Tinfoil Swingarm" plus much more in this weeks podcast..

Drop your theories: Is thinner always better, or has MotoGP gone too far? 👇
Wandering Los Angeles to see how a Rebel 300 with Wandering Los Angeles to see how a Rebel 300 with E-clutch can conquer some world@famous traffic.
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