When it comes to filling your panniers, top case, tank bag and dry bag for an extended motorcycle trip, we often struggle to decide what comes with us and what stays home. From “I use this every day” to “but I might need it,” we have to balance limited space and gross weight limits with our needs, wants and comforts.
In preparation for my podcast interview with Jon DelVecchio, I took the online version of his Cornering Confidence course, which closely follows the structure and
When I took my first real motorcycle ride, it was on much of the Long Island Expressway. That was a big deal for me, as
Having recently purchased Jim Ford’s book The Art of Riding Smooth, his article “Squeezing Satisfaction and Fun Out of Straight Roads” (Owners News, March 2019)
At the beginning, I had to ride alone. In my mid-40s and under the spell of a quixotic impulse, I bought a new red 1991
Over the U.S. Independence Day holiday in 2015, I had the pleasure of attending the BMW club of Quebec’s annual rally. My plans for this