The Basics of Riding

Tuesday, 03 October 2006
I thought I would post this up, as I have just been through the WHOOOOOOOOLE system through SGI, so I thought I would share for some people who haven't yet had to deal with the system so they can be better prepared. I will go through what happens in steps. I have just gone through the process in my car, but I have dealt with a written off bike as well! If Josh wants to post this as a sticky, that might help! Johnny is riding his bike down the street.. A car pulls in front of him and there is absolutely NOTHING he can do to avoid the accident. So Johnny braces himself for the accident, brakes hard and lightly hits the car and goes over the hood. Jonny gets up as he is not badly hurt other than a few scrapes and a sore leg. Shakes it off and looks at his bike. It did not do as well as Jonny, and Johnny is definitely not at fault. The claims process is as follows...
Last Updated ( Thursday, 04 January 2007 )
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Friday, 28 April 2006
Thinking of getting a motorcycle and riding towards the horizon?? First thing you need to know is that this how-to is specific to getting your M Endorsement within Saskatchewan. Other provinces will likely differ to some extent but the concept should remain similar. Geting your M endorsement isn't anything to lose any sleep over but like anything else, it requires a commitment and a willingness to learn. In this article, we'll look at the following steps: 1. Get your Motorcycle Handbook 2. Prepare for the Learners exam 3. Book / Write your learners test 4. Take the Motorcycle Safety Course 5. Practice Practice Practice 6. Take the Road Test 7. Ride
Last Updated ( Friday, 25 January 2008 )
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