Clutch control is one of the most important skills new riders must learn. Smooth clutch use means confident starts, fewer stalls, and more control at low speeds. At BikeSAFE Motorcycle Training Perth, we teach clutch control with a method that focuses on four fingertips and controlled revs — a technique that gives beginners maximum sensitivity and confidence right from the start.
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Even after mastering the fundamentals, there are always extra steps riders can take to improve safety and confidence. Here are 10 more essential tips for motorcyclists, whether you’re commuting in Perth or heading out on longer trips.
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The motorcycle rear brake is often misunderstood and misused, but when applied correctly it offers clear advantages. From adding stability at low speeds to controlling speed mid-corner, the rear brake can be one of the most valuable tools in your riding skillset.
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So, you’re riding along and need to slow down or stop. Which brake should you use — the front, the rear, or both? Following on from my previous article about the rear brake, I’ve received a few comments and questions about brake use. Some riders — especially racers — will almost exclusively use the front brake, and some even remove the rear brake entirely to save weight. Others claim they hardly touch it at all.
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Braking is one of the most important skills a motorcyclist can master. Whether you’re navigating traffic in Perth or riding on open roads, understanding how to use your front brake, rear brake, and advanced techniques like trail braking can make the difference between a safe stop and a dangerous situation. This guide explores essential motorcycle braking techniques every rider should know, including emergency braking, to help you ride more safely and confidently.
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