Seasonal Riding
Wet Leaves and White Paint. The Front Tyre Goes First.
Wet leaves, white paint and a metal cover take the front tyre before you notice the slide. Set the speed on asphalt...
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The Clock Change, How to Finish a Ride in Daylight
Europe puts the clocks back on 25 October 2026, and most of the US and Canada on 1 November. How to shorten...
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Animals on Autumn Roads, Deer, Boar and Livestock
October and November are when deer, wild boar and loose stock use the road at the same hour you do. How to...
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Autumn Riding Hazards and How to Read Them
Wet leaves, farm mud, damp shade and a low sun all in one bend. How to read patchy autumn grip, and when...
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What Actually Changes When You Ride in Summer
Hot tarmac bleeds, the first rain after a dry spell is slippery, and tyre pressures climb. What summer changes on the road...
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Spring Motorcycle Season Prep, Bike and Rider
The road is still carrying winter grit and new potholes while your inputs are rusty. Post layup checks that matter, and how...
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