I started riding motorcycles as a teenager.  I rode only off road initially, but once of permit age, I transitioned to the road.  Because riding on the road is very different than on the dirt, and equipment is different, I had some falls.  I decided for me it was too dangerous.  Later in life, I learned that it was a knowledge problem only.  I took the Basic Rider Course (BRC) and learned the important aspects of riding on the road and keeping safe.

I made a commitment to myself and family to remain up to date in my skill set and my knowledge to keep safe.  I am currently an MSF certified Rider Coach and continue to teach the BRC & Experienced Rider Course (ERC) through a local training center.  I practice my skills often and I know these have made me a safer rider.

I ride a Yellow 2002 Honda Goldwing and love it.  I welcome anyone to join us regardless of the bike you ride.  The most important aspect of riding besides keeping safe, is to have fun.  We at M2 are a fun group of people.