• 5 Motorcycle Lessons I Wish I’d Learned Sooner

    Motorcycles are more than just machines—they’re an obsession, a way of life. Nothing has captivated me quite like motorcycling. The sense of freedom, focus, and connection is unparalleled. But it’s not without its downsides: the risks, the costs (tires, anyone?), and the learning curve. After decades in the saddle, I’ve realized that some hard-earned lessons could’ve saved me time, money, ...
  • Mastering the Art of Rev-Matching

    In today’s world of advanced rider aids and electronic wizardry, many modern motorcycles come equipped with quick shifters and auto-blippers. But what if you could achieve smoother, faster downshifts without relying on any of that tech? Welcome to the world of rev-matching, also known as blip-shifting — a technique that not only makes you look smooth on the bike, but also improves safety, ...
  • Three Proven Tips to Ride Safely in Strong Crosswinds

    Riding in the wind can be absolutely terrifying. Gusts can shove you across the lane—or worse, toward oncoming traffic or off the road entirely. Your first instinct might be to grab the bars tightly and fight the wind, but that actually makes things worse. The good news? There’s a better way. 1. Stop Gripping the Handlebars So Tightly When the wind hits you, you are ...
  • These 3 Things Are More Dangerous Than You Think

    Some things feel right on a motorcycle… until they get you in trouble. The truth is, a lot of common riding habits are actually dangerous motorcycle habits that seem harmless—sometimes even safe—until they compromise your grip, control, or cornering ability when it matters most. Here are three habits you need to stop doing now—and what to replace them with. 1. Tipping In Too ...
  • A Smarter, Simpler Motorcycle GPS Tracker

    If you’ve ever had your motorcycle stolen-or even worried about it-you know the gut-wrenching feeling of realizing your pride and joy is gone.  But is it worth adding to your security arsenal? Let’s break down the Monimoto 9’s real-world performance, standout features, and a few quirks you should know before buying. What Is the Monimoto 9? Monimoto 9 is not ...
  • 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 ...

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    5 Motorcycle Lessons I Wish I’d Learned Sooner

    Motorcycles are more than just machines—they’re an obsession, a way of life. Nothing has captivated me quite like motorcycling. The sense of freedom, focus, and connection is unparalleled. But it’s not without its downsides: the risks, the costs (tires, anyone?), and the learning curve. After decades in the saddle, I’ve realized that some hard-earned lessons could’ve saved me time, money, ...
  • 10
    May

    Mastering the Art of Rev-Matching

    In today’s world of advanced rider aids and electronic wizardry, many modern motorcycles come equipped with quick shifters and auto-blippers. But what if you could achieve smoother, faster downshifts without relying on any of that tech? Welcome to the world of rev-matching, also known as blip-shifting — a technique that not only makes you look smooth on the bike, but also improves safety, ...
  • 26
    Apr

    Three Proven Tips to Ride Safely in Strong Crosswinds

    Riding in the wind can be absolutely terrifying. Gusts can shove you across the lane—or worse, toward oncoming traffic or off the road entirely. Your first instinct might be to grab the bars tightly and fight the wind, but that actually makes things worse. The good news? There’s a better way. 1. Stop Gripping the Handlebars So Tightly When the wind hits you, you are ...
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    Apr

    These 3 Things Are More Dangerous Than You Think

    Some things feel right on a motorcycle… until they get you in trouble. The truth is, a lot of common riding habits are actually dangerous motorcycle habits that seem harmless—sometimes even safe—until they compromise your grip, control, or cornering ability when it matters most. Here are three habits you need to stop doing now—and what to replace them with. 1. Tipping In Too ...
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