One of the primary skills every rider needs is the proper use of the clutch. Whether making u-turns, riding in heavy traffic, or navigating steep hills having proper command of the clutch on your motorcycle is mandatory.
This week we will look at some training exercises to see if you have mastered the clutch,
At the end, you will be presented with the “board exam”. 😉
Here are some motorcycle tips and 2 exercises you can practice today to improve your slow speed motorcycle control. You don’t have to wobble to a stop or drop your motorcycle in traffic. You can practice these exercises on any open parking lot. Click here for the Member discussion on the forums Become a Member
Many riders struggle with slow speed skills on a motorcycle. This week I share some techniques to master the art of slow-speed maneuvers and we go out to the parking lot to look at 3 training exercises you can work on today.
This week on MCrider we look at some common reasons why riders drop their motorcycle and how to avoid it. Common reasons why people drop their motorcycles Kickstand not putting it down Kickstand – sinking into soft pavement or dirt Riding with the kickstand down Looking down Keep head and eyes up for better balance…
Riding a motorcycle at slow speeds with control is a core skill. It is used all the time when a motorcycle is in confined spaces, in stop and go traffic and performing u-turns, to name a few. This week on MCrider I give you 3 tips that will have you under complete control of your…
Turning a motorcycle from a stop is a technique that all riders need to develop. The danger in not being able to properly turn a motorcycle from a stop is running wide at stop signs in to on coming traffic. This week we will look at the proper techniques to get the motorcycle turned from…
Performing a u-turn on a motorcycle is something that a lot of riders struggle with. Watch this video for the simple techniques. In this weeks episode I give you the simple techniques to perform a u-turn on your motorcycle. Follow these techniques, put in a little practice on a parking lot and in no time…
