Be A Better Biker was conceived and developed by Sergeant Bill Hughes in response to his desire to educate the motorcycle enthusiast on how to be a more controlled, confident and safer rider. "Every day I see bikers making life threatening errors while riding. Practicing slow speed maneuvering gives the rider better control of their motorcycle - which can be the difference between avoiding an accident and being in an accident. It demonstrates what the motorcycle is capable of doing at slow speeds which helps the rider understand how they can lean, balance and control their motorcycle better at all times. Also, simple things like learning how to pick up a downed bike safely or learning where your head and eyes should be directed while riding helps them to keep themselves and others safer."


About Sergeant Bill Hughes
Bill has been riding motorcycles since 1982. He took first rider education classes in the U.S. Air Force and learned how valuble professional instruction was. Since then he has taken other courses to hone his craft. Currently, Bill is a police sergeant in charge of his department's motorcycle operations and training as well as a certified motorcycle instructor and examiner for the state of New Jersey. He is certified by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation.