An experienced street rider practices cornering techniques on a powerful touring motorcycle. This is one of the most common things we...

Breaking Free from Stagnation When we formed TractionWerks Moto Guild, we saw an opportunity to break free from the well-intentioned...

The Skills Divide: Street vs. Track One of the misconceptions about motorcyclists who train on a track is the assumption that honing...

Yesterday, I was visiting with a friend who has signed up for Cornering101 this season. I was walking him through what to expect on the...

The more seat time you have, the better a motorcyclist you are right? No, not without regular, ongoing training and deliberate practise.

We're extremely lucky to have the Vancouver Island Motorsport Circuit to conduct motorcycle safety training and courses at!

I want to be a better rider. I don't want to ride faster, I want to have more capability in the skills that really matter. I want to be...

On the flip side… Have you ever wondered what is going through your coach’s head? Often at the beginning of the day there is a nervous...

I know I'm preaching to the converted, but I just tried to put a few thoughts into words about a recent experience. Thank you for...

“Selling my 250, 400, 600 because I’ve outgrown it.” This might be the silliest comment in the world of motorcycles. To experienced and...

Everyone has their ‘sweet spot’ temperature range, my sweet spot is anywhere from 10-16c. I love a cooler day. Yes, even in the summer...

Fear, apprehension, and pre-conceived notions. We're all creatures of habit. Once we get used to something, it can be hard to leave...

Owning an old Italian motorcycle is an amazing contrast of experiences. When everything is working, an old Italian motorcycle sings the...

It Ain't Easy When It's Breezy When it starts to get windy out there, keeping your bike on your desired line gets to be a bit of a...

There have been a few videos lately about cornering technique. Is it better to push the bike under, or stay with it? If you're a member...

The most easily overlooked factor in how a motorcycle performs is how the rider performs.

The most satisfying part was the exuberant thumbs-up telling me I was doing great before zipping off to find their next student.

Yesterday I did the loop for the sixth time since I started riding. It was the first time I enjoyed every moment of it...

I really love my motorcycle. It's a rare bike...Not a chance I was taking it on a track!