Ride
Riding is the whole point, isn’t it? This is where we talk roadcraft, confidence, technique, and the stuff that makes the difference between merely getting there and actually enjoying it. Expect practical guides you can use on your very next ride — from cornering basics and wet-weather tactics to smoother braking, better lines, and calmer headspace when traffic turns feral. Whether you’re commuting daily, sneaking out for a Sunday blast, or getting back into bikes after a break, Ride is about becoming a better, safer, more switched-on rider — without sucking the joy out of it.
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Cornering Without the Drama: Smooth Lines, Calm Brain, Faster Exit
There’s a special kind of chaos that only happens mid-corner. You tip in… then your brain starts narrating a disaster documentary. “Too fast.” “Too tight.” “Is that gravel?” “Why is the van coming at me shaped like my mortgage?” Suddenly, you’re stiff, you’re wide, you’re staring at the worst possible place to stare, and your throttle hand is doing interpretive dance. The thing is: most “cornering drama” isn’t caused by lack of bravery. It’s usually caused by lack of a process. Good cornering looks calm because it is calm. Smooth riders aren’t magically fearless—they’re just doing the same small fundamentals, in the same order, every time. The bike feels settled,…
