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Happy Fourth of July
BY HUSKY RIDING TEAM, JULY 4, 2025

Wishing you all a fantastic 4th of July

Our September 2025 Schedule Announcement
BY HUSKY RIDING TEAM, JULY 1, 2025

Our September 2025 Schedule will be posted and open for registration on August 1st, 2025.

Cancellations are extremely rare. We do not have a minimum enrollment policy, so you can count on your class taking place as scheduled.

Last minute openings will be posted on our social media.

Understanding Octane Ratings
BY WOR HENGCHAISRI, MAY 15, 2025

In the US, there are typically three octane ratings:

1. Regular (87)
2. Mid-Grade (89-90)
3. Premium (91-94)

Military - Motorcycle Safety Course
BY HUSKY RIDING TEAM

When did you take your motorcycle safety course? We are here to support you.

Kicking Off Season 9th!
BY HUSKY RIDING TEAM, APRIL 1, 2025

Our brand-new fleet of Honda Rebel 300 ABS motorcycles has arrived and is ready for action this weekend!

CHECK TWICE – SAVE A LIFE
BY HUSKY RIDING TEAM, MARCH 24, 2025

Yesterday, we attended the "Bikers Helping Bikers Annual Nelson's Family" event in Ipswich, MA.

You may have seen the eye-catching yellow sign or sticker: "CHECK TWICE – SAVE A LIFE MOTORCYCLES ARE EVERYWHERE!!!!!"

Struggling with right-hand turns?
BY WOR HENGCHAISRI, JANUARY 4, 2025

A simple fix is to adjust your body posture, which can significantly improve your riding.

Look Where You Are Going
BY WOR HENGCHAISRI, DECEMBER 4, 2024

One of the most fundamental principles of motorcycle riding: "Look Where You Are Going"!

Countersteering
BY WOR HENGCHAISRI, DECEMBER 18, 2024

Countersteering is a motorcycle riding technique that involves intentionally steering the bike in the opposite direction of the desired turn. Simply put, it means pointing the bike's handlebars in the opposite direction of where you want to go

Counterweight
BY WOR HENGCHAISRI, NOVEMBER 27, 2024

Counterweight is a fundamental concept in motorcycle riding, particularly when it comes to cornering and balance. A counterweight refers to the intentional shift of the rider's body weight to counterbalance the forces acting on the motorcycle during a turn.

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