115: Get Some More Training and Some Gear

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Bacon's Broken Bits joins Rich this week to cover some additional rider training and gear for new riders

TOPICS

• Rider training schools

  • Motorcycle Safety Foundation
  • Riders Edge (H-D)
  • Bike Safe (KP)
  • Midwest Motorcycle Training

• Get some gear

  • MSF requirements (states and country requirements may vary)
  • We cover the basics of what a new rider should get
  • Prepare for the sli de, not the ride (Christmas Story little brother!) Just kidding and we had a lot of fun with this during the show. :)

#1, your gear is your primary setup for climate control, get something as comfortable as possible, and minimize gear that is distracting.

• Ride your ride, no need to keep up with advanced riders beyond your skill level

Find a helmet that FITS properly!

• Recommend a full face, but that’s your decision

Boots

• Over the ankle, sturdy, perhaps leather, sneakers need not apply, flip flops, your an idiot

Gloves

• Good place to spend some money for quality and comfort, remember climate control..
• Three finger gloves for Bacon ;)

Jacket

• Leather or Nylon, consider changing weather needs and rain options

Pants

• recommend riding jeans with full kevlar or motorcycle specific riding pants

EVENTS

• Dragon Krew Moto-Amino ride to Key West FL. - February 18th, 2018 - February 21st, 2018 is a saddle sore 1000!
• 2nd Annual Congregation show - April 14th, 2018 2-8pm
• 1st Annual Loud Pipes Meetup - July 13th, 2018 - July 15th, 2018 - near Gettysburg area
• 2nd Annual East Coast Meetup - June 9th, 2018 - Captial Powersports, Wake Forest, NC.
• 3rd Annual MPC June 21st, 2018 - July 11th, 2018
• Barber Vintage Festival - October 5th, 2018 - October 7th, 2018
• Jon plans to ride across the country, much more detail to add at a later time. :)

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Running time: 1 hour 48 minutes

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