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But one of the most important messages is 'you don't know what you don't know,' she says. We think we're good riders and we know all there is to know about motorcycle safety. 'Most riders, especially if we've been riding for a long time, we think we know everything. She's spent the last 10 years working as a motorbike safety instructor, and knows how vital ongoing training is.

In addition, there is a talk series, with evening presentations by international tech gurus and personalities in Christchurch, Napier, Gisborne, Tauranga, Taupo, Auckland and Invercargill.Д«rittany says every motorcyclist in the country should be attending. The four Bike Fests in Nelson, Kapiti, New Plymouth and Hampton Downs promise a 'Big Day Out' for motorcyclists, with riding skills demonstrations, mechanics workshops, international speakers, gymkhana and entertainment. Other world-leading experts in their field are also flying in, including Australian gear safety expert Dr Chris Hurren, American suspension guru Dave Moss, and Survival Skills' Kevin Williams, from the UK, who will discuss visibility and evasive action. Brittany used her experience of the accident to show others what happens when you crash without proper protective gear. In 2018, 54 bikers did not come home to their families. Brittany Morrow - Video Interview Part One'It hurts knowing that I did that to them, as well as myself'You have probably seen Brittany's infamous road rash p. One in every 20 bikers will be injured within the year. They hope to tackle statistics which show:ДЎ20,000 motorcyclists make up three percent of all road users, but account for 16 percent of road deaths, and 10 percent of injuries. Organisers say anyone who attends the 11 events nationwide will leave a better rider than when they arrived. The name comes from a saying among riders about keeping your bike upright. GaThumper brought this to the surface in another thread yesterday but I thought to myself when he posted it what a useful link it was. She'll speak to crowds at 'Shiny Side Up', a joint initiative between ACC's Ride Forever safety programme and the NZ Transport Agency. This week, the 34-year-old American heads to New Zealand to share her remarkable story with Kiwi motorcyclists.

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She left half her skin on the gravel as she skidded an agonising 160 metres down the road. At just 20, she came off the back of a motorbike at well over 100 kilometres an hour, wearing a borrowed helmet and no protective gear. It just makes me feel alive.'ДЇourteen years ago, it seemed her riding days were over.

'I'm experiencing everything there is to experience about that place. 'I'm not in a box, I'm not covered up by a roof or glass windows,' she says. In this game, you ride across California roads with. Unlike your regular racing game, Road Rash has a unique feature that allows players and other racers to attack rivals while on a high-speed race, even if that means putting their lives at risk.

Any motorcycle buff will understand why Brittany Morrow is happiest on her bike. Road Rash is a motorcycle combat racing game that started many sequels and inspired even more games.

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