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If you’ve arrived at this page, it’s likely that you have either listened to the Motorcycle Mentor Podcast or read one of my books.
First off, thank you for following along. Your support means a lot.
If you’re looking for the my one-page Cheat Sheet for my book Motorcycle Smarts, you can download it here.
If you’re looking for the How to Avoid Most Lowside and Highside Crashes Guide, I no longer provide that in .pdf due to copyright limitations.
However, I rebuilt this site in early 2024 to include much of what was in that guide. In other words, I’ve provided the contents here—along with some of my best tips from my other books. I thought it was the right thing to do.
I built this site to reach as many riders as possible. I hope you’ll share it with your riding buddies if you think it might add value.
On this site, I provide some of my best tips from my books.
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I also provide free books to Rider Coaches. Here’s how to get a copy. Thank you for what you do.
I’m also happy to provide a box of books to motorcycle organization for rallies and such.
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— David
But I quickly became frustrated with how the mainstream motorcycle mega books glossed over some of the most important topics like lowside and highside crashes (what are they, what triggers them, and how riders can avoid them), the importance of ABS, and rider fear.
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David Mixson writes about the topics other motorcycle books gloss over. He worked as a NASA engineer for over thirty years and is the author of three books.