If you are just getting into motorcycling we have a fantastic infographic on motorcycle safety from MotorcycleInsurance.com. Check it out to learn more about how you can protect yourself as a beginner motorcyclist and avoid accidents.

By reviewing the statistics in this awesome infographic you are taking a step towards becoming a more well-informed and safer motorcyclist. Share this infographic with your fellow riders and spread the motorcycle safety knowledge!

While I encourage everyone to get involved with dirt biking, it is extremely important to have places in mind where you are able to ride the bike. Spending a good amount of money on a dirt bike, gear, and other equipment only to realize the areas you were planning to ride at are not legal is a huge bummer, so let’s start brainstorming...

A lot of new riders worry about outgrowing a Kawasaki Ninja 300, Honda CBR300 or any other small displacement motorcycle in the 250 to 500cc range. My first thought is what exactly do you mean by “outgrowing” the motorcycle? Most people that get into motorcycling are adults so surely they can’t magically add several inches to their stature and no longer fit on the bike.


I associate outgrowing a motorcycle to the word fun. It’s another way of saying, “I’m no longer challenged on this bike, I’ve learned all I want, and I’m ready to move on.” For most riders this point in time will arrive sooner or later depending on how they progress as a rider and how they utilize the bike. While I agree this happens I want to look at a few other things that may contribute to this “outgrowing” feeling because I personally love riding small displacement bikes and know several other veteran riders that enjoy them to their fullest too...

Off-road riding has quickly become my favorite release for a variety of reasons. My only regret getting into dirt bike riding is that I waited 20 years to get started! Here are the top 8 reasons you should get into dirt biking. Have a friend or family member who is on the fence about it? Send this post their way and give them the nudge to start dirt biking now...