Rider Skills: Body Position for Ultimate Control & Comfort | Coach Ramey Stroud

Adventure Rider Radio Motorcycle Podcast - Een podcast door Canoe West Media

Body Position Tips to Make You a Better Rider
 Learn how your body position on a motorcycle affects everything you do. Knowing why, how and where to move your body could be the difference that will see you through. Coach Ramey Stroud operates a world class motorcycle training centre from his 60 acre ranch in Oregon. He's a former desert racer, rally and enduro rider, has completed several IronButt events. He works with professional racers and endurance riders, as well as adventure riders. Website: http://RideCoach.com This episode of Adventure Rider Radio is made possible by the following SHOW SPONSORS. Please support ARR by supporting our sponsors.
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