The dark side of summer
Jan 19, 2022
Summer means perfect weather and hot sticky tarmac. So why is it such a deadly season for riding, and what can you do about it? Here are two things to remember all summer long.
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News Skills
Ride Forever under the traffic lights system
Dec 09, 2021
With the new traffic lights system (Covid-19 Protection Framework) now live, the good news is that Ride Forever on-road coaching can go ahead at all settings.
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News Riders
Top 10 Christmas gifts for riders
Dec 06, 2021
Got a rider in your life and wondering what to get them for Christmas? Would you like some ideas to give others as a gift for yourself? Get some inspiration right here.
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News Riders
Ride Forever Christmas Promotion
Dec 03, 2021
Give the gift of a great day on the bike with a Ride Forever gift voucher.
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News Gear
Changing up: winter gear
Jul 14, 2021
As the mercury drops and the rain comes down, you need a different approach to what you wear. So here are some tips to help you stay warm, dry and in confident control whatever the weather throws at you
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Ride On Newsletter - May 2021
Jun 03, 2021
Snow. That’s a word we haven’t heard on the weather forecast for a while but it’s been cropping up regularly this month. So now really is the time to think about riding in a different season with different challenges, and we have a new article about that discussed below. We’ve also got a fascinating interview from Forbes with Norton’s new head of design–yes, the beleaguered British marque is staging a comeback. Plus news about LiveWire’s split from Harley, an examination of Matt Mladin’s success by Kevin Cameron, a fun quiz and more. Hope you find something you enjoy.
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Changing up: wet roads
May 12, 2021
After a long dry spell there’s a change in the air. Autumn usually brings more rainfall and the transition from dry roads to wet can be particularly challenging. So here are some top tips on how to ride safely, confidently, and enjoyably through the change of season.
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Girl Power
Apr 16, 2021
Viv Green never set out to be President of the Women’s International Motorcycle Association NZ. But when long-term stalwart Janice Millman stepped down Viv was last woman standing. We caught up with her to learn about her plans to rebuild and grow the club.