Riding a motorcycle that isn’t yours, whether it’s a rental on a tour, a demo ride at a dealership, or a new bike you just brought home, takes more adjustment than many experienced riders expect. Your hands learned the clutch and front brake on your own bike, and those habits don’t carry over the way…
Riding at night feels more dangerous, but the reason usually isn’t the one people assume. In this video we look at three real reasons night riding is riskier than day riding: how far your headlight actually lets you see and react to what’s ahead, why the odds of sharing the road with an impaired driver…
Riding in a group changes how you make decisions on a motorcycle, and most riders don’t notice it happening until the leader gets it wrong. In this video I tell a real story from a motorcycle dealership demo ride in Dallas, where the group leader made a last-second wrong turn in heavy highway traffic that…
Reaction time, vision, and grip strength all change as you get older — and most riders never adjust their technique to keep up with it. In this video, a clip of Hulk Hogan pulling a motorcycle into a parking lot raises a simple question: if it wasn’t strength holding that bike up, what was? Whether…