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Subject: Biker Down, Tips for New Riders, Female Riders, Group Riding Tips
From: Road Guardians <info@roadguardians.org>
To: MJBaca900@yahoo.com
Sent: Thursday, September 17, 2015 1:14 PM
Subject: Biker Down, Tips for New Riders, Female Riders, Group Riding Tips
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Biker Down I am writing about a horrifying incident that occurred over this past weekend within our motorcycle group. Michele, Roxanne, Steve and I received our Basic, Advanced and Instructors ASM certification from Vicki Sanfelipo in Santa Cruz last fall and we all happened to be on this ride together. I can tell you that I have personally used my skills in 5 separate incidents - 2 of them being serious accidents. Others in our group have reported being called upon in separate incidents of their own. Sad to say, we were called upon again, to protect, prepare and serve an injured rider.  Our pack of 17 motorcycles were cruising at just under the flow of congested traffic conditions on a busy northern CA Hwy on a hot day. I was behind a rider who, it seemed, did not immediately react to a rapid deceleration and slowing of traffic to a crawl until too late. Click here to continue reading. The Safe Course: 7 Defensive Driving Tactics For New Motorcyclists Content and picture provided by Social Monsters Sometimes, the best way to break a bad habit is to avoid forming it in the first place. This can be especially true for new motorcyclists, who require an extra degree of care and vigilance when first heading out on the open road. Whether by choosing the right apparel, inspecting your bike for mechanical issues or closely adhering to  driving laws, you need a wide range of know-how to ensure your safety and the safety of the drivers around you. Here are seven tips for motorcyclists looking to develop good defensive driving habits from day one.1. Maintain Your Ride When it comes to driver safety, a motorcycle is much less forgiving than a car. Blow a tire in an SUV and you can easily maneuver the car off the road. Harley Davidson Study on Women & Motorcycles 112 women raised money for a local Police Department Accident Scene Management training. A Harley-Davidson-sponsored study about women and motorcycles says those who ride are considerably happier, more confident and more fulfilled than those who do not. Freud asked, "What does woman want?" Harley-Davidson has the answer. She wants a motorcycle -- or should. That is the result of a study of female motorcycle riders and non-riders, commissioned by the Wisconsin-based bike manufacturer. Female riders were twice as likely as their non-riding counterparts to feel "confident." Group Riding: 17 Tips To Ennsure Everyone Has a Safe TripWe found this excellent article and are reprinting this information with AMA's permission. Learn more about the AMA by clicking here.  Your engine purrs as a string of motorcycles snakes through the hills in front of you. With a quick look in the mirror, you see a friend following close behind with a smile that matches yours. There's nothing like the camaraderie that you feel at this moment.That's what a group ride is all about. It's an opportunity to share the open road and wonderful scenery with other like-minded people. But like most motorcycle experiences, this one is best enjoyed by following a few simple guidelines that keep everyone safe. Here are a few tips from our friends at the Motorcycle Safety Foundation. Funny EndingsOops!  | Links Our Partners      Road Guardian Member Savings Road Guardian membership supports our mission to reduce injuries and fatalities to motorcyclists and is only $20.00/year. Help ASM and get your money back by making your membership work for you.  Toshiba Special pricing on Toshiba PCs, TVs and Electronics - up to 25% off List Prices  CheapOair Seasonal savings are taking flight! Right now you can get up to $30 off fees when you purchase two tickets from CheapOair! Did you know? Road Guardian members have access to over 1200 discounts! Members can sign up for notifications of specials being offered. Access this via the Smart Savings link in the Member's Area. See the thousands of exclusive offers from online vendors and local merchants. Search smarter and faster in the store with relevant categories and easy drill-downs into the information you need. Not a member, click below to learn more about becoming a Road Guardian Member.  |
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