by Ken Christensen | Apr 17, 2014 | Motorcycle Accident Statistics, Training/Education
While safe-riding and following the rules of the road will protect you from most accidents, there is always a need to be trained on what to do if you or someone you are riding with gets in an accident. With this need in mind, the Road Guardians Program was started to...
by Ken Christensen | Mar 3, 2014 | Training/Education
For most people, the value of a motorcycle drops the second you sign the papers and ride it off the lot. We can do a lot of things to help the bike maintain its quality and value, we customize it to keep it running, and there is always the possibility a bike will...
by Ken Christensen | Feb 27, 2014 | Resources, Safety Articles, Utah Helmet Laws
As time passes, the form and the function of motorcycle helmets become more and more integrated. However, not all helmets are created equal, and as more statistics and laws come out regarding the dangers of riding without a helmet, motorcycle companies have been...
by Ken Christensen | Feb 10, 2014 | Safety Articles
Let me start by saying I know that bikers, unlike Canadians, aren’t actually afraid of the dark. I trust your ability to navigate through the night and I would never question the bravery of a man who pairs a forked beard with a leather vest. However, dark roads...
by Ken Christensen | Jan 29, 2014 | Blog, Resources
Yes, it’s cold—but that doesn’t stop die-hard motorcyclists from hitting the road and having a good time. Parties, swap meets, rallies and expos are happening across the country throughout the winter season. For those chasing asphalt beyond Utah’s...
by Ken Christensen | Jan 24, 2014 | Blog, Resources, Training/Education
Winter marks the end of the biking season for most people in Utah. Some still choose to brave the harsh wind and snow, but most people park their bikes in garages and begin to dream of warmer weather. Whether you are the person dreaming or the person roaring through...
