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Motorcycle Safety Foundation

 


 

Riding Together as a Group
Riding with a group can be a great time, as long as everyone knows what they're doing. But all it takes is one rider that doesn't have a clue to screw up your perfectly good mood. You know, the one who keeps cutting in front of you at every turn in the road. The one that's riding like they are alone in the world. The one who is holding you two miles in back of the pack that is for the first time actually doing the speed limit. If you know that person get them to check out this link. It's the best demo on ridng together I've seen.
www.sunsethog.com

Group Riding Hand Signals
So you’ve been out riding with a group and have no idea what all the hand signals are. Check out this link, it has most of the ones that you'll be seeing. Try not to use the last one if you're riding alone. The cars and trucks are a lot bigger than you are. www.a3hog.com

NOVICE RIDERS Motorcycle Riding Tips
Before learning how to go, learn how to stop!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is a pretty good site for someone who would like to learn the basics of riding.
www.bcrider.com

The Harley Alphabet
Ok guys, here's the answers to the Harley alphabet! Just click on the link and you'll find out the reasoning behind the FHLXABCDEFG lettering. It's pretty simple when you see it. Really!!!!!!!!
Harley Alphabet

Motorcycle Club & Riding Club Education
The in's and outs of MC clubs. What to know before you start one and what to know when you see one. This explains everything from the rockers to the 1%'rs. MC Club Education

Link to:
N.J. Dept. of Law & Public Safety
www.nj.gov
Seems a little slanted. It may be an old page.

Easy Iron On Patch Tips

Home Method
1. Take your household iron and set it to the cotton or high heat temperature setting.
2. Lay the garment down flat and place a common bath towel or pillow case over the area of the garment where the emblem is to be attached. Place your heated iron on the towel or pillow case and press down firmly for 8 seconds in order to heat up the area of the garment where the emblems is to be attached.
3. Place your iron on patch on the pre-heated garment area and put your towel or pillow case on top of the emblem and then press down firmly with your iron for another 8 to 10 seconds.
4. Remove the iron and towel or pillow case and place the garment aside and allow it to fully cool before handling it.

Commercial Method - regular heat seal backings
1. Heat garment emblem area to 350 - 400 degrees depending on garment type.
2. Place your emblem in heated area on garment.
3. Close your heat press at a temperature of 350 to 400 degrees with normal emblem to garment pressure for 8 to 10 seconds depending on the garment fabric type.
4. Allow Emblem to cool normally on your garment and your emblem will be permanently applied.

 

 


 

 

 


 


 

 

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