“If I knew then what I know now.” Who hasn’t said that once or twice in their lives? It’s especially true when you spend years developing a new skill, like motorcycling.
So we’re here to help you out, newbie rider. Our question of the day is this: What should every rider know before they start riding?
He’s busy writing up news and reviews for the ‘Splitter faithful, but I asked Sean MacDonald what he thought and here’s what he said:
That bikes balance themselves. That a $150 helmet can be as safe as a $1000 one. That engine size and power aren’t correlated.
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Good advice to start. What wisdom do you have to pass on?
Photo credit Ducati
Contact the author at patrick@jalopnik.com.
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