by Ken Christensen | Apr 20, 2015 | Safety Articles, Training/Education
On any given day, a dozen people in the United States are injured in motorcycle accidents. Lieutenant Greg Willmore from the Utah Highway Patrol (UHP) is a man who is well acquainted with these kinds of accidents. In fact, it’s his job to inspect motorcycles...
by Ken Christensen | Nov 17, 2014 | Safety Articles
Safety is not one of the natural advantages of riding a motorcycle. In fact, motorcyclists are more than 26 times more likely than car passengers to die in a traffic accident, according to the National Highway Safety Administration. While its risk can be part of the...
by Ken Christensen | Sep 29, 2014 | Safety Articles
Because you are so much more exposed when riding a motorcycle than in a car, your risk of serious injury or death is significantly greater in the case of an accident. This makes it even more important to be safety-conscious not only while you are riding your...
by Ken Christensen | Sep 29, 2014 | Safety Articles
Winter is just around the corner and in Utah, that means snow, slush, ice, and less-than-desirable road conditions. Riding in the snow and sleet requires an increased level of preparation, care, and vigilance. Therefore, it will require that you do things a little...
by Ken Christensen | Aug 22, 2014 | Motorcycle Accident Injuries, Safety Articles
Most motorcycle accidents are caused by collisions with other vehicles. Fortunately, many of these accidents can be prevented. Although you are unable to control the actions of the vehicles around you, you can heighten your own awareness and be extra defensive while...
by Ken Christensen | Aug 11, 2014 | Safety Articles
If they can help it, most motorcyclists will avoid traveling in the rain. While the rain may not provide ideal conditions for riding, precipitation does not need to keep you home. By wearing the proper gear and taking the necessary precautions, you can learn to ride...
