In 2011, more than 4600 motorcycle riders were killed in accidents; a two percent increase from the year before. Of these fatalities, 23% involved only the motorcyclist, not another vehicle. In other words, more than 1000 motorcycle fatalities involved collisions between the rider and a fixed object. Not surprisingly, this number is higher than for […]
How Product Recalls Affect Product Liability
According to the government investigation [ Download | Online ] thus far, GM began installing defective ignition switches in some of its cars as early as 2001. While the company may have known about the problem at that time, they apparently didn’t believe it warranted serious investigation. By, 2005 however, data about the defect was beginning to pile […]
Are You A Good Samaritan?
In late February 2013, Lorraine Bayless, 87, collapsed to the floor of her Bakersfield nursing home. Facility staff immediately dialed 911. Staff nurse, Colleen, was on the phone with EMS operators while Bayless lay dying on the floor. But despite passionate pleas and even a direct order from the operator, Colleen refused to even attempt […]
Track Days
There are lots of reasons to ride a motorcycle and many types of motorcycles to enjoy. Some bikes get excellent gas mileage and make great commuters. Others are designed for cross-country rides, carrying your gear onboard, while providing all of the comforts. Still others allow you to challenge yourself off-road or cruise the boulevard. For […]
Rolling with the Crowd
In many ways motorcycling is a solo sport. Sure there are official racing circuits, and you can take a passenger, if you have the experience, but primarily riders are left to themselves while on the road. In fact, to fully realize the performance of a great bike, you need to have some space around you. […]
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