Showing posts with label motorcycle safety. Show all posts
Showing posts with label motorcycle safety. Show all posts
Saturday, March 29, 2008
What the Heck is a Balaclava?
I had a Motorcycle Glossary / Dictionary of motorcycle terms on the old site. Those motorcycle terms are also on the new site and I've just revised all 225 of them to cross-reference them and link them to additional explanatory information in some of my articles.I've even set them up so you can also go from term to term in the dictionary without going back to the index.The Motorcycle Dictionary
Friday, November 2, 2007
Transportation Secretary, Mary Peters, Wants to Lower Motorcycle Deaths
Today, Transportation Secretary Mary Peters has announced new initiatives to support motorcyclists. Peters is, herself, a motorcyclist. According to USA TODAY, she has proposed a new plan that includes:Training. DOT will develop national standards for entry-level motorcycle riders to achieve what Peters calls "a baseline of competency."Enforcement. DOT will create a training program to teach
Sunday, October 14, 2007
Go Daddy Founder Saved by Proper Riding Apparel
Somewhat old story but I just saw it. Bob Parsons, founder of Go Daddy, relates his recent experience riding his Ducati when he was forced to severely brake and went down. He attributes his minimal injuries to ATGATT (All The Gear All The Time). Read his account from his own Web site.Also, be sure to read my Basic Gear for a Motorcycle Beginner for more information.
Tuesday, October 2, 2007
Motorcycle Left-Turner Accidents - Don't Be a Statistic
I've been harping on safe riding for years. I even wrote 10 Ways To Be Safe on a Motorcycle. Apparently, even with my audience at About.com, I didn't reach enough riders. Another rider just lost his life only two miles from my house. He struck a left turning driver.Please read my article and pass it on to your friends, even those who don't ride. We need to save a few lives and it all starts with
Monday, September 24, 2007
Are Motorcycles Safer than Horses?
The old motorcycle helmet debate may be shifting to the equestrian world where many horse riders are being seriously injured since they don't wear helmets or protective apparel. Here's a quote from globeandmail.com:"Hour-per-hour in the saddle, more riders are seriously injured riding horses than motorcycles.That is the surprising revelation of a new study from researchers at the University of
Saturday, June 23, 2007
The Day You Went to Work - Motorcycle Safety Video
Check out this short YouTube video. Don't ever let down on motorcycle safety.
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