
Redefining Riding Skills
Why understanding driver behaviour, traffic patterns and other cues keep us safe When someone talks about motorcycle riding skills, many picture operating skills: clutch-throttle control,

Why understanding driver behaviour, traffic patterns and other cues keep us safe When someone talks about motorcycle riding skills, many picture operating skills: clutch-throttle control,

It’s nothing! You will NEVER hear it because nobody ever says it. The UK acronym is SMIDSY, meaning SORRY MATE, I DIDN’T SEE YOU. Something

For this Canada Day and 4th of July, we are offering a FREE set of universal reflective safety decals with every order over $99. Just

Lessons I’ve Learned From the Road I don’t know if you are like me. I think things through. Consider eventualities. And arrogantly and erroneously, think I know.

Why Riding Like You’re Invisible Isn’t Enough “Ride like you’re invisible.” We’ve all heard it. It sounds like great advice. The problem is that it

We will be at the YEG Motorcycle Show this year! Come see us at the YEG Motorcycle Show (Edmonton) for all of your safety lighting

Why You Should Hope It Rains On Your Course Weekend Most new riders think rain will ruin their motorcycle licensing course weekend. Wet pavement sounds like the last thing you want when you’re trying to learn something

How self-awareness takes you to the next level Clear, slightly cool, dry pavement, not much traffic; it was a perfect morning for riding. The road
