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Women’s Riding School – interview with Judy Mirro
Want to improve your motorcycle riding skills? Judy Mirro is putting the final touches on the 2010 Women’s Riding School (WRS) event. This years event is Friday July 23, 2010 at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon, New Hampshire. Judy has agreed to share some great riding tips with us in the near future. [...]
Continue reading...MotorcycleMentor.com gets facelift and refocus
You may have noticed already… this site is changing! I’ve spent the last couple of months selecting the design that you see here. I hope you like it. I wanted a design that was easy to read, easy to navigate, and simple. Over the next few months, I will be adding more riding tips, motorcycle [...]
Continue reading...Ask Question – Suggest Topics
What are you [or did you] struggle with when learning to ride a motorcycle? Want to learn more about counter-steering, low-side crashes, or linked brakes? What about the pros and cons of covering your brake with 2 fingers versus 4? Let us know what topics you would like us to discuss. As most teachers will [...]
Continue reading...General Comments about MotorcycleMentor.com
We are always looking for comments and suggestions to MotorcycleMentor.com. Please let us know what you think about the site, by submitting a comment in the “Leave a Reply” box…
Continue reading...VRideTV.com motorcycle videos
Have you ever been surfing and find something that says WOW? Just the other night I did just that. I don’t even recall what I was looking for but I found something that really moved me. Watch the video below and see what you think. Note: for smoother operations, pause the video after you start [...]
Continue reading...Motorcycle Safety Foundation training course – 3 tips
The Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) Training course is a must for beginning motorcycle riders. It combines classroom instructions with hands-on motorcycle training. For the basic MSF riding course, motorcycle ownership isn’t required. They provide the motorcycle (usually in the 250cc class) for the hands-on riding portion of the training. No worries, all riding is done [...]
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