The blind spot nobody talks about BUT is most dangerous for motorcycles

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Feb222019

Blind spots on cars can pose a real hazard for motorcycle riders. In this video, we look at the A-pillar and how it has a real potential to contribute to a crash

Category: Road StrategyBy MCrider February 22, 2019

Great advice thanks for sharing this with us. Safe riding.👍🇬🇧

Dave Evans

“I am a 60-year-old returning rider, and at Kevin’s recommendation, I took the MSF course, although already licensed to ride. The knowledge that I gained from that course with other like-minded people has transcended over to my supporting MC Rider, and being a part of a unique opportunity to learn from riders around the world!”

David, Buchanan Dam, Texas

The weekly videos, field guide, and forums are a tool that has value far beyond the cost of admission. In MCrider, I have found encouragement, practical and easy-to-follow tips, and mentorship to pursue excellence in developing sharper road skills and road strategy to take full ownership of my safety while on two wheels. Thank you, Kevin, for the most valuable resource available to motorcyclists on the web!

RSWCrazy

Great video. Keep them coming

Malcolm Williams

I enjoyed your videos for a while now, and this has probably unknowingly saved me from riding hickups. and maybe more. When I ride now, Kevin is constantly on the back seat. Turn your head in the direction you want to go. Leave more space with the car in front of you, move to the right to see ahead of the traffic… as I have free loaded the video for a while, I have decided to become a patron. the $5 a month won’t make any difference to my bank balance but might well save my life. If you enjoyed Kevin ‘s video and think they are contributing to your better riding skill. join as well. This is now his job and we should financially appreciate it and keep it going. See you all on the road.

Sweet Artist Academy

“This is the best community and repository of motorcycle skills and safety to be found. Pretty sure I am still enjoying the ride because of lessons learned here, and practice applied.”

Trevor, Meeker, CO

This is the first videos I’ve seen from him. As an accomplished law enforcement motor instructor, he knows what he’s talking about. I would refer people to his page.

motorcopT2

Love your videos. Learn something new all the time. From up here in Virginia keep up the great work. Helping many people

Sam Lawson

Congratulations Kevin! I know I enjoy every episode of MCrider. I am glad you started these videos, because you probably saved a lot of rider’s from a lifetime of pain & suffering & for that you are to be commended. You are a natural Kevin!

pat murphy

Love your channel and it has helped me keep a level head when I ride, keep up the good work, God bless from Australia🇦🇺

Fredo Rico

The blind spot nobody talks about BUT is most dangerous for motorcycles

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