By By: Dr Urie Bezuidenhout PhD (Eng), MSc (Eng), NHDip (Eng), NDip (Eng) Director Da Vinci Transport Planning Ltd Rider advice SMIDSY (Sorry Mate I Did Not See You) is a real issue that we as riders are mostly on the receiving end of. Humans are fallible beings, and research shows
Practical Guide: Where you look is where you’ll go. How to apply it
Practical tips from Riders Corner What Clifford is talking about in Riding or Racing, where you look is where you’ll go is the Vanishing Point . The Vanishing Point is the point of the road that keeps “refreshing” with new things as you’re looking at it. It is the furthest
Riding or Racing, where you look is where you’ll go
After reading over my article on Why your mate seems to disappear after the first few corners; Clifford Chapman, a rider who also does Sim Racing online competitively sent through some great advice on where your eyes should be looking when riding. So I have decided to use his great
Lane Split Like A Pro Part 1: Gaps
Lane Split Like A Pro After much thought about my next article and wanting to deliver some actual valuable content rather than recycling memes, I have decided to write a series of articles on lane splitting. Part of the reason I will do a series is because our generation has
Keep your electronics cool
Don’t be a fool. Keep your electronics cool. (ha ha ha) Noticed this today while admiring another MT-10. The regulator/rectifier is underneath the seat. Well exposed to moving air. Great decision I say. But I sure hope they sealed the connectors well! If you have an old bike or
Top tips for riding in the rain
Riding your bike in the rain is one of the trickiest things you’ll ever have to do. You could ride your whole life and still be caught off guard when the road is damp. While some motorcyclists may preach against ever riding in the rain, sometimes that just isn’t an