Slow-Speed Maneuvering DVD - $30.00

Slow speed maneuvering is designed to help give the rider a basic understanding of controlling the motorcycle at low speeds. It teaches the rider how to lean and balance the motorcycle properly as well as give safety tips for riding. The cone courses are demonstrated by Bill on three different types of motorcycles: a police bike, a street (cruiser) bike and a touring bike. Besides filming Bill maneuver through the courses, Bill wears a helmet cam to demonstrate what the rider should be looking at as they go through the courses themselves.

Future videos offered on this website will be a step-by-step progression, building on this first video, as your motor skills develop.

Parking Lot Pals - $30.00

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We suggest you also purchase our Parking Lot Pals along with the Be A Better Biker DVD. These stackable cones are 8" wide and 2" high and come in a multi-colored pack of 50 with their own carrier. They are lightweight and easily transportable on your motorcycle to your practice area. Since they are virtually flat, they pose minimal risk to the rider and motorcycle should they be run over during practice.

Common Questions
1. Can these cone courses be done with any type of motorcycle?
These courses are designed to be practiced on a street legal motorcycle. Bill demonstrates the courses on a police bike, a street (cruiser) bike and a touring bike.

2. What motorcycle skill level is necessary to accomplish the maneuvers in this video?
This video is designed for the licensed motorcyclist only. It is not intended for someone just learning how to ride a motorcycle. If you are new to motorcycling, enroll in a motorcycle safety course first before using this DVD. Once you are proficient enough to pass your license exam, you should be ready to start practicing the maneuvers in this video.

3. Where should the cone courses be set up for practice?
Most will need to be done in a paved, parking lot type environment, however, depending on your unique situation, some of the simple courses (like the cone weave) might be able to be done safely in your driveway. Again, please use common sense. Set up where there is no chance of traffic or other hazards to be encountered. Make sure you have enough room to set up, come in and go out of the course safely. Obtain permission from the property owner/manager to be there. Be responsible and have your motorcycle insurance/health insurance coverage to cover any injuries or damages to you or your bike. Take all necessary safety precautions.

4. Can practice at slow speeds damage my motorcycle?
If you follow instructions as given on the video, you should be okay. You will need to "air out" the clutch at regular intervals and take breaks yourself as necessary.