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We love the South Carolina Ride Report because they spotlight lots of great biker events in the Charleston area such as sponsored and charity rides, festivals, parties, and more.
We are huge supporters of pit bull rescue organizations. In fact, our office pup, Choncho is an adorable, fun-loving pit bull! New Hope Pit Bull Rescue works to help the pit bulls and educate others about this breed.
Our pit bull Choncho during the wintertime.
ABATE, which stands for A Brotherhood Against Totalitarian Enactments, is an organization that supports motorcyclists’ rights and works to upload biker liberties and freedom of choice.
Motorcycle Riders Foundation, Washington, D.C.
The Motorcycle Riders Foundation, Washington, D.C.’s Facebook page works to educate bikers around the country about motorcycle news, laws, and events. It’s a great resource that takes a nationwide approach.
BikersPost.com’s Facebook page is dedicated to forging a community of motorcyclists and allowing them to share their opinions, stories, tips, and advice. It’s a great place to meet other bikers and find motorcycle news and information.
You can also follow Uricchio Law Firm on Facebook. Click here to Like us!
Armed with Blackberries, iPhones and Garmins, today’s multi-tasking drivers rarely keep both eyes, or their undivided attention, on the road. Defensive driving can be the difference between a trip to the hospital and a close call. Techniques like counter steering, controlling skids, and clutch control can help you avoid potential accidents caused by others.
ABATE of South Carolina posted an excellent “Individual Motorcycle Safety Guide,” by motorcycle instructor Jim DeWitt, on their website which outlines some helpful accident avoidance techniques. Click here to view the article.
If you feel like you need some motorcycle road training and formal instruction, there are plenty of classes available. S.M.A.R.T Course (www.smartcourse.net) is based out of North Charleston and offers courses for both beginner and experienced riders and even has a street smart workshop. South Carolina Motorcycle Education program (www.scridered.org) offer classes across the state and also caters to all skill levels. If you are in the lowcountry, their classes meet at Trident Technical College.
If anyone has attended a course and would like to comment, we would love to hear from you!
