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Sprinkles Don't Bake the Cake
One of the most common things we see with newer track riders is becoming fixated on body position before they've developed consistency in the fundamentals. They want to perfect their hang-off, get a knee down, or work toward touching an elbow. Meanwhile, they're entering the same corner at different speeds each lap, missing turn points, changing lines, and struggling to consistently place the motorcycle where they intended. In our experience, both speed and body position are
Jamie Chartrand
Jun 172 min read


Same Track, Different Purpose
Understanding the Difference Between Cornering Schools, Track Days, and Racing It’s easy to see why people sometimes lump motorcycle cornering schools, track days, and racing together. They often happen at the same place, use the same pavement, and involve motorcycles going around in circles. From the outside, they can look identical. But the intent, mindset, structure, and outcomes of each are fundamentally different. Understanding those differences helps riders choose the r
Jamie Chartrand
Mar 254 min read


Don't make your first bike your last one.
Lee-Ann loving her little Duke! Falling in love with a bike is easy. That’s the fun part—and it’s totally fine if all you ever plan to do...
Jamie Chartrand
Jul 17, 20252 min read


"I don’t race and I don’t ride a sportbike." Perfect.
An experienced street rider practices cornering techniques on a powerful touring motorcycle. This is one of the most common things we...
Jamie Chartrand
Apr 11, 20252 min read
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