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  • 15
    Mar

    Respect the Slowest Part of the Corner

    Riding Techniques
    By Dave
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    When I first learned to ride, the focus was all wrong — and it set my riding development back for ...
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  • 8
    Mar

    Five Motorcycle Myths That Need to Die

    Riding Techniques
    By Dave
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    For years, myths and half-truths have spread through the riding community—some harmless, others downright dangerous. Today, we’re exposing the biggest ...
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  • 15
    Feb

    Rear Brake: My Secret Weapon

    Riding Techniques
    By Dave
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    The use of the rear brake is easily one of the most contentious issues in motorcycling. Some riders swear they ...
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  • 1
    Feb

    Feeling the Grip: Developing Motorcycle Sensitivity

    Riding Techniques
    By Dave
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    How do you feel grip on a motorcycle? It’s a tough one, because “feel” is subjective. I can’t give you feel any more than ...
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  • 8
    Jan

    The Misunderstanding that Changed Everything

    MotoLife
    By Dave
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    Riding a motorcycle is all about precision, control, and safety—especially when it comes to cornering. One of the most misunderstood ...
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  • 26
    Nov

    Overcoming the Fear of Leaning

    Riding Techniques
    By Dave
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    A Guide to Safer and More Confident Riding Leaning on a motorcycle—just the thought of it can make some riders ...
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  • 27
    Oct

    How to Avoid Over-Slowing in Corners

    Riding Techniques
    By Dave
    2275
    1
    If you’re trying to integrate trail braking into your riding but keep hitting a frustrating snag—finding yourself over-slowing into corners ...
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  • 19
    Jul

    The Critical Braking Mistake Every Rider Must Avoid

    Riding Techniques
    By Dave
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    Mastering Trail Braking: A Guide for Public Roads Have you ever been told, “Never brake in a corner”? While it ...
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  • we don't fully understand how motorcycles work
    23
    Mar

    How Do Motorcycles Actually Turn

    Riding Techniques
    By Dave
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    Countersteering is probably the most misunderstood concepts in motorcycling. When I was learning to ride, it was widely dismissed. Then ...
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  • Motorcycle Leaning in a corner on a road in bad condition
    8
    Feb

    Learn How to Gain Confidence In Your Tires

    Riding Techniques
    By Dave
    4997
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    You want to be able to trust your tires? Yeah? You want to know what it feels like to be ...
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