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When choosing a motorcycle helmet, look for one that has a DOT approval, and take personal preference into account as to whether you should pick one with three-quarter coverage or full coverage. Provide the maximum amount of head safety with help from an experienced motorcyclist and motorcycle repairman in this free video on motorcycle safety.
Motorcycle riders often wear leather vests or jackets to cut down on the wind and to provide protection from any accidents. Learn about leather leg coverings that can be worn in cold weather with help from an experienced motorcyclist and motorcycle repairman in this free video on motorcycle safety.
Before riding a motorcycle, it's important to check the oil, tire pressure, mirrors, lights and gasoline. Find out how proper tire pressure can affect handling, acceleration and braking with help from an experienced motorcyclist and motorcycle repairman in this free video on motorcycle safety.
When riding motorcycles in groups, it's important to be aware of one's surroundings and the other riders on all sides, especially in the rear. Discover why it's important to stagger motorcyclists in groups with help from an experienced motorcyclist and motorcycle repairman in this free video on motorcycle safety.
In order to avoid wobbling on a motorcycle, it's important to be aware of road conditions, pot holes and ice on the roads. Find out how extended wheel bases and improper techniques may lead to wobbling with help from an experienced motorcyclist and motorcycle repairman in this free video on motorcycle safety.
Proper braking on a motorcycle means understanding how to use the front brake, which is located on the right side, and the rear brake, which is operated by a foot pedal. Learn about using the front and rear brakes correctly with help from an experienced motorcyclist and motorcycle repairman in this free video on motorcycle safety.
When carrying motorcycle passengers, it's important that the passengers know that they shouldn't be leaning or turning the bike in any way. Find out how different motorcycles are equipped to carry passengers with help from an experienced motorcyclist and motorcycle repairman in this free video on motorcycle safety.
When riding a motorcycle in heavy traffic, it's important to check the mirrors and to drive defensively. Discover ways to leave an out when riding a motorcycle in a congested area with help from an experienced motorcyclist and motorcycle repairman in this free video on motorcycle safety.
Craig Lambert Craig Lambert has been riding motorcycles for 25 years. He is the leader of the Apostles motorcycle group, which ranges from 20 to 50 riders weekly, and he has led this group for five years. Lambert is proficient in bike repair, and performs repairs on customers' bikes on the side. He has a motorcycle license and has never been involved in an accident.dkdk
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