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When it comes to riding a motorcycle, safety should always come first. One common practice among motorcyclists is the "two feet down" rule at stops. But is this practice required by law in the United States, or is it just a guideline? In this post, we’ll explore the origins of this rule, its benefits, and whether it should be part of your riding style.

The term “the Dark Side” in motorcycling refers to when a rider mounts a car tire on the rear wheel of a motorcycle. It started in online motorcycle forums (especially among touring and cruiser riders) where riders who experimented with car tires were often criticized. Using a car tire on a motorcycle is unconventional and controversial, so those who did it jokingly called themselves part of the “Dark Side” 

Motorcycling isn't just about getting from one place to another; it's a lifestyle filled with adventure and camaraderie. If you're new to riding or want to sharpen your skills, joining New Motorcycle Riders can make a significant difference. With member-only courses and exclusive content, you can take your riding experience to the next level.

Congratulations! You've just earned your motorcycle license endorsement, and the freedom of the open road awaits. However, many new riders can feel overwhelmed about what comes next. This post will give you vital tips and steps to take as you begin your motorcycle journey with confidence.

Motorcycling offers a thrilling sense of freedom. However, it also brings its own unique set of challenges. One of the most essential aspects of riding is time management. Time is not just a concept; it’s a crucial factor that can determine whether your ride is safe or ends in disaster. Whether you’re maneuvering through busy traffic or enjoying an open road, managing your time effectively can make a significant difference in keeping you safe.