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I think it has more to do with the price of new bikes and also the economy. I have noticed here that even older bikes are selling for more than they did two years ago. I thought I got top Dollar for my Two 1985 Honda Nighthawk-S bikes two years ago at $2,500 each, now it is hard to find one...

The FZ6 is a great bike, you will NOT be dissapointed!

A few of my favorites that I own, or have owned recently (I have sold a few of my prize bikes in the last two years due to the economy. My 1980 Suzuki TS100 Dual sport with 394 original miles (Still in my garage) My 1975 Suzuki GT185 2-stroke Sold to a friend in nashville so I still get to...

Does my "Build a Bike" race bike count? 1985 Suzuki GS700E We had to find a bike, 1985 or older, buy it and make it race ready for under $600 (Not including tires and brakes) we were supposed to race them at the end of our track day last Labor day in Indiana but not enough people finished the...

I always find that many people have a fear of riding in the rain. What would you do if you are caught out in the rain while riding or are forced to ride through rain for any one of many reasons? What can you do? You need to practice. I find when teaching that riding in the rain is one of a...

It's APRIL!!!!! I am back from the South and the classes in Kentucky and Nashville Went great! Even the one rider who braved temps well below freezing to ride down from here! Now time to get on track with the start of the season!

Small bike does NOT mean new rider. There are riders who ride for the economic reasons. I work with one person who rides a 1981 Yamaha XS400. He has been riding it for three years, it gets almost 60 MPG, and he rides it to work, and to job sites. (He gets paid mileage to visit sites so pockets...

I have had seats re-worked for my wife and daughter in the past, my seat guy does a great job! If you think you must lower a bike, make sure to do the front and rear the same. You will loose ground clearance and some ability to corner but that comes down to how you ride as well. I do NOT...

Brittany Came with Lee Parks the first year the Total Control Classes were offered, It was a pleasure meeting and working with her. Very nice and interesting person.

If you get to a point when you are not learning, time to stop riding

Ottawa? Let me check, Yup I have folks from Ottawa attending my April Classes....... IN NASHVILLE Tn. LOL I think that is a long way for them to go. In the mean time come see us in Mississauga, you will NOT be disappointed! Sign up now to make sure you don't miss out on the classes you want!

If this was the recomendation of your instructor than you have had a professional evaluate you and give his professional advice. The Total Control Class does not require you to have any certain level of License, just a minimum of Experiance and you have more than that from your statement. I just...

All Training is GOOD training. While I agree that the Total Control is Great Training I teach all levels of Motorcycle riding from the Basic to the Total Control and many other classes. And while I agree that the Total Control is some of the best training you can get, you all must remember that...

this thread has been a little quite, not to many people thinking of improving their riding skills for the coming season?

First Street Legal bike, was a 1980 Suzuki TS185 at the age of 16. I had been riding for a few years, starting on a Honda Trail 70, then a Suzuki DS100, followed by a DS185, the TS185 was the same bike with Blinkers and a different color. this is a 1980 TS 100 I bought a few years ago with 394...

I had one of the guys from Trail Tours guide me on the trails (I brought my own bike) it was just the two of us so we hit it pretty hard, and I did not let up on him either, He actually washed out a couple times with the pace. They can cater to your wants and needs. no matter your skill level...

The best place for this question would have been over on the Dirt/Dual Sport section of the forum.

+3 Great folks they also do trials bikes and training.

this all also depends on how the bike is stored, is it climate controlled or do the temps fluctuate a lot?

Yes, all bikes are welcome, We have even had scooters, and bikes towing trailers. I taught a class riding a 1974 Suzuki GT185 Two Stroke in Nashville. We also accept students with passengers.