Every year, the motorcycle community says goodbye to friends and loved ones who lose their lives while riding. Unfortunately, one of those accident victims was Harley Davidson legend, Bruce Rossmeyer. As we say goodbye to 2009, let’s not forget our fallen friend.
Falling off a motorcycle or getting into an accident is serious business. If you want to continue your love of motorcycles then you have to get back on and start riding. It is a difficult thing to do but necessary.
It is ridiculous how many motorists drive and talk on the phone, send text messages, or communicate via social networks. What’s even more ridiculous is how many bikers I see doing the same thing.
Motorists have trouble seeing motorcycles. This posting provides general guidelines for increasing your visibility.
Whether or not your State has a helmet law, riding with a helmet is non-negotiable. Period!
Riding a motorcycle is inherently dangerous but some riders seem destined for a coffin based on their riding behavior. Take inventory of your behavior and see if you are one of them.
The most common motorcycle hazard is other traffic. Here are some tips for dealing with other traffic at intersections, where a crash is most likely to occur.
What are the costs vs. benefits of Uninsured Motorist Insurance? Learn more about whether purchasing Uninsured motorist insurance is the right choice for you.
Some beginning motorcyclists may opt to not take a motorcycle safety course and go straight to the written and skills test at their local DMV. Bad move.
The value of uninsured motorist insurance is proven by comparing the risk of motorcycling to other activities.
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