Is motorcycle trip planning just choosing a destination and following GPS? Not even close. Short version: on a bike, route quality, fatigue control, fuel strategy, and load management decide whether a trip feels smooth or turns into daily damage control. You’re facing limited energy, weather exposure, and less margin for planning mistakes than car travel.…
If you’re planning on riding your motorcycle with another person, they’re going to need to be wearing a motorcycle helmet. They might not have their own helmet so you’re going to have to bring one with you in a lot of cases. This is where people start to wonder how to carry a second motorcycle…
Yes, you are required to have motorcycle insurance if you want to legally operate a motorcycle in Georgia. Both motor vehicles as well as motorcycles have the same insurance requirements, assuming they are registered in the state. It’s worth noting that liability insurance doesn’t protect you as a motorcycle rider if you have been involved…
In Ontario, Canada – yes – motorcycle helmets are 100% mandatory. When you’re riding a motorcycle in Ontario, you must wear a helmet that is approved by the Canadian Standards Association. If you don’t, and your accident doesn’t result in death or severe injury, you could be facing criminal charges and a fine of up…
While a lot of riders claim to enjoy motorcycle touring, long-distance motorcycling is a lot less popular. Most people like to head out for a long weekend or even a week-long trip. Anything longer than that and life typically gets in the way. However, even on those shorter motorcycle trips, there will still be days…