Hello. My name is Bill Hughes and I am a police sergeant in charge of my department's motorcycle operations and training as well as a certified motorcycle instructor and examiner for the state of New Jersey. I am also certified by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation.

I would like to start out by saying thank you for your interest in my DVD. All of the techniques within it are based on the training that I received in becoming a certified motor officer. The two-week course that I went through was very intense. It was not uncommon to see officers dropping their bikes during the training.

I have taken all of my training experience that I have received and carefully developed this video designed to improve your riding ability in a relatively short amount of time as long as you apply the techniques as demonstrated.

The cone courses are designed to reinforce basic riding skills and to increase the rider's ability to ride with confidence and safety.

Police cone courses are set up using large traffic cones on a tighter course, meaning that the cones are placed closer together. This makes it more difficult to maneuver through the course and leaves little room for errors. The cones will also intimidate the rider, and if struck and run over will usually cause the rider to fall over and crash, which could result in injury.

My cone course was developed using the same principals but set up spacing the cones wider apart. I have also found multi-colored cones that can be set up and transported on your motorcycle to your practice area unlike large traffic cones. These will be available for purchase shortly on this website. These smaller cones can be run over with much less potential for the rider to fall over eliminating some of the intimidation factor.

These multi-colored cones can be set up in a color-coded manner to help assist you in where your head and eyes should be focused. The video includes chalkboard demonstrations.

Also, during this video at no time should you be using your front brake. If you do, you and your bike will more than likely fall over.