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How to Focus on What Matters When Riding Your Motorcycle Most road riders want to get better, ride safer and have more fun, but the modern motorcycle learning environment makes that harder than it should be. After training thousands of riders, one of the biggest problems I see is not a lack of information. Riders have more information than ever before.
A Motorbike Coach at scale, disrupting motorcycle rider safety around the world with technology & community. Most riders think vision is simple. Look where you want to go, right? Yes, but that’s only the start. Cornering is where motorcycling becomes beautiful but also complex and unforgiving. It’s also where many riders get into trouble.
How far can I lean on my motorcycle? The most asked question in motorcycling – and the most misunderstood. If you’ve spent more than five minutes around motorbike riders, you’ve heard it. Or asked it yourself. It’s the pub question. The forum questions. The late‑night YouTube rabbit hole. And usually it's followed by a photo with their knee on the deck, tyre edges scrubbed and a quiet implication that more lean equals more skill.
A young ecologist, Mark McVeigh, took his super fund REST to court over its failure to consider the risk of climate change to his investments. Today on Earth Matters we hear about this historic legal win through the courts and how its changing your superannuation fund for the better. Guests: David Barnden, Equity Generation Lawyers Mark McVeigh, 25 year old ecologist who challenged his super fund in federal court
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