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Street Riding Advice From Pro Rider 1. Focus– I see many people riding on the street without being fully focused. They ride through a canyon the same way, as they do their city ride from traffic light to traffic light. Change that! Especially on long rides make sure to stop...
Chris Hunter has built his site, BikeEXIF.com, into one of the most interesting motorcycle websites out there, and this video interview with Hunter will give you a taste of what he’s all about. Interview with Chris Hunter of BikeEXIF Read the full interview here: http://blackmx.posterous.com/my-homework-interview-with-chris-hunter – Who are you...
A survey conducted by the American Automobile Association reveals a disturbing fact. One-third of motorcycle riders in states which require them (and also happen to have the highest rates of motorcycle accidents) have not completed a safety education course. The course completion has been required by law for more than...
Because a motorcycle only has two wheels it’s inherently dangerous. That’s the thrill and the paradox of riding. If you don’t hold it up while you’re stopped or balance it while you’re riding, it’ll fall over. Bikes are relatively small and tend to be overlooked by automobile and truck drivers,...
Hearst Corp. announced the sale of Cycle World Magazine to Bonnier Corp., a publishing group which also publishes Popular Science, Parenting, and Field & Stream magazines. The announcement was made by Terry Snow, CEO of Bonnier, and David Carey, president of Hearst Magazines. The good news? Cycle World’s current staff...
Artist Ken Burt won’t be at ArtPrize 2011 to see his work receive the accolades it so richly deserves, but Burt’s work will be represented at the show. Burt’s ArtPrize piece, “Aluminum Spiral Vase,” is on display in Grand Rapids, MI at the Federal Square Building downtown. Sadly, the expert...