Category: Awareness and Skill-Building
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One of the most challenging moments for a new rider is their first time riding with a group. Even experienced riders can feel overwhelmed the first time they roll out […]
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For most teenagers, getting a driver’s license is their first real step toward independence and adulthood. I know it was for me—I couldn’t wait to get my license and drive […]
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You’re riding down the highway at 80 MPH when something ahead suddenly demands your attention. You have only seconds to decide what to do. In those moments, the difference between […]
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One of the most common questions new riders ask is whether Montana has a helmet law. The short answer is no—Montana does not require motorcyclists to wear helmets. Wearing a […]
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Why do we ride? Every rider has their own reasons, but most of us will agree: it’s about the open road, the wind in our face, and the sound of […]
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Fatigue is one of the most underestimated challenges riders face—especially at highway speeds. It sneaks up on you slowly, stiffening your muscles, dulling your reactions, and turning an enjoyable ride […]
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Most of us never think twice about our vision. It’s something we use every day without a second thought—driving to work, walking through the store, or jumping on the bike […]
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The first time I hit the freeway on a bike, my heart was pounding. Everything felt faster—cars zipping by, wind pushing harder, the noise from trucks. It’s a big shift […]
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You know the feeling. Long ride, steady throttle, eyes locked ahead. Next thing you know, you’re not seeing much except the stripe in front of you. That’s tunnel vision—and it’s […]
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Riding with a group can be one of the best parts of owning a motorcycle. But riding together isn’t just about following the same road—it’s about watching out for each […]