Interesting reading and seems like a site with good resources
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RIDER SURVIVOR AT CANUNGRA – SUNDAY 16 OCTOBER 2011
Sep 29 by in Events, News & Views, Rider Training, Riding TipsTeamMoto will be participating in a Rider Survivor event to be held on Sunday 16 October 2011 at Canungra (next to The Outpost Café).
Rider Survivor will be hosted by MATES (Motorcycle Awareness Training Education Safety)
Rider Survivor days are a great opportunity for motorcyclists to combine their Sunday ride with the chance to talk to police, emergency services and others about the safety issues faced when riding.
Fire and Rescue, Ambulance and Police officers will be on hand to answer questions and profile what happens in the event of a serious crash. Attendees will also have the opportunity to see radar detection equipment, police motorcycles and a mobile car camera first hand.
Also there will be the HART (Honda Riding Simulator) to allow you to test out your riding skills and the Department of Transport and Main Roads Databike which gives you engineering feedback on rides you may have done.
Riders will be able to take a break, enjoy a sausage sizzle and check out information on hazard perception, braking distances and scanning techniques, as well as have an opportunity to have their say on road safety.
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Well, the technology didn’t save the guy in this video - maybe a simple shoulder check might have been better!
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Just thought I would let everyone know that I am still alive and still working on improving Bike Safe.
April saw myself and 2 other members attend the International Police Motorcycle Forum in Goulburn at the NSW Police Driver Training. It was very interesting to compare notes on Police Training and Motorcycle related incidents on roads.
The Friday saw us ride numerous motorcycles and compare characteristics etc. 2 Sheriffs from LA County were also in attendance and myself and Snr Const Phil Bolton, from Qld Police Driver Training, set up our slow speed manoeuvre area for the other states and countries to try.
Funnily enough, no one was game.
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How well do you know your motorcycling trivia? And your road rules?
This is the first of our “motorcycling general knowledge” quizzes that we made available at the Canungra Rider Survivor on the 28th March, 2010.
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How well do you know your motorcycling trivia? And your road rules?
This is our second “motorcycling general knowledge” quiz that we made available at the Canungra Rider Survivor on the 28th March, 2010.
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The latest casualties show that people just seem to “lose control” of their cars - amazing isn’t it, normal people just driving along and suddenly have no control of their cars.
When are we going to look at one of the main causes - OIL. Nearly every car older that a few years old leaks oil, it rains a little and you have a recipe for disaster.
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Ok, what’s the go with Hyundai’s and me? Seriously, do I have “Hyundai magnet” written all over my helmet or something?
Last year I was nearly run over in a servo by a woman who backed up her Hyundai without looking and today I was almost cleaned up in a corner on a country road by a young guy who must have thought he was practicing for Bathurst - in a Hyundai Excel for God’s sake!
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Many riders have adequate skill when it comes to jumping on a motorcycle and turning the throttle. The difficulty comes when they are required to actually turn at slow speed. The Police Motorcycle Course dedicates a week to this technique so that riders can effectively turn a 300kg motorcycle on any angle and in all conditions.
Here are some key points.
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Have a read of this site and it will certainly change your mind about slipping down the road in that t-shirt and shorts. This woman is spectacularly brave and now promotes Motorcycle Safety Gear from her own personal experiences.
http://www.rockthegear.org/index.php?/testimonials/view/brittany_morrow_the_roadrash_queen/

