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A few options for rain gear when you ride.

Learn the physics behind emergency braking and what you need to do in these situations.

Hear the many stories about the bell.

Traffic lights explained.

At some point or another you will come across a pothole. If you ride long enough you will come across a pothole while riding. Now some...

Things to learn and remember. For anyone who has ever had an accident on a motorcycle it is an event you will never forget. I remember my...

Time to gear up. We left off in our last confession with upgrading our riding gear. After looking at several pieces of protective gear I...

Attacking the physical and mental barriers of motorcycle riding.

When I started riding motorcycles I was in a constant state of denial, nothing was my fault. No falls, accidents, close calls, nothing....

5 things not to do on a group ride.

Take the guessing out of choosing tires for your bike.

The circle square.

Do new motorcyclist face higher accidents rates? The facts don't support it. Read on for more details.

Safely secure your motorcycle when trailering it.

Take a few tips from Paul the motor guy.

There is no entitlement to riding motorcycles.

I write these articles not because I like to write, but because I want to help you. Motorcycles are an endorsement to a driver's license so it's safe to say that everyone who rides a motorcycle also drives a car. So why do some motorcyclists have such anger and hatred towards people who drive cars, aka cagers? Anyone who can honestly say they have never seen a motorcyclist driving like a jerk either doesn't see a lot of motorcycles or isn't being honest with themselves.

Two common throttle mistakes.

We all have intentions, aspirations, and plans that we hope to put into action, but do we always follow through with them as we initially intended? Of course, the answer is no, and this principle certainly applies to motorists as well. The unpredictability of human behavior behind the wheel can lead to situations that are not only confusing but potentially dangerous.

Watch as Paul shows you the proper way to stay in control.