Seminar: Total Control Advanced Riding Clinic
Presenter: Lee Parks, Lee Parks Design
leeparksdesign.com
totalcontroltraining.net

Created to meet the riding skill needs of experienced riders, Lee Parks' Total Control Advanced Riding Clinic helps riders of all types of bikes improve their skills in a controlled environment with expert instruction. Lee will walk show attendees through the dynamic classroom portion of the clinic, which gives riders a clear understanding of how their actions affect their bikes' ability to maintain traction and control, and how to build up their skills gradually, in a building-block format. Cornering technique is the primary focus of the Total Control ARC. Lee's landmark "10 Steps to Proper Cornering Technology" will be explained in detail. It has proven itself over the last 10 years to make any rider, regardless of street or track experience a better, safer rider.

About Lee Parks:
Chief instructor Lee Parks has been racing for over 25 years and won the 2001 WERA National Endurance Series Championship in the Lightweight class. He also finished 2nd in the 1994 AMA 125GP national championship in its exhibition year. He spent five years as the editor and chief test rider of Motorcycle Consumer News where he road tested every new street motorcycle available in the U.S. and became one of the top performance-testing journalists in the world. His best-selling book Total Control is considered the bible of high-performance riding technique and sells around the world in three languages. Lee is also the president of Lee Parks Design, a motorcycle gear and accessory manufacturer that will be displaying its made-in-the-USA products at the International Motorcycle Shows this year.

Seminar: All About Motorcycle Helmets
Presenter: Bruce Porter, Arai Helmet Company
www.araihelmet.com

Why wear a helmet? And is this old one I dug out of my attic gonna work? This comprehensive seminar will cover everything you should know about modern motorcycle helmets. Topics will include helmet care, life span, how helmets are built to protect, how your helmet should fit, and common myths about helmets. Bring your questions and come learn from one of the industry's most knowledgeable helmet professionals.

About Bruce Porter:
Native Californian Bruce Porter has been riding motorcycles for 45 years, has been working in the motorcycle industry for 30 years, and has been working with Arai helmet company for 25 years. He is constantly on the road working on helmet sponsorship programs with top motorcycle and auto racers, as well as hosting shows and helmet seminars. Bruce attended his first International Motorcycle Show in 1987, and has since attended over 200 shows! With street cred like this, you won't want to miss this critical and informative seminar. Come with your helmet questions.

Seminars: The Right Bike for Right Now and Dual Sport Riding
Presenter: Sue Slate, Women's Motorcyclist Foundation
womensmotorcyclistfoundation.com

How do you know which bike is best for you? Does the bike you're considering fit your physique as well as your lifestyle and experience level? Join seasoned motorcyclist mentor Sue Slate for an in-depth seminar on how to figure out which motorcycle or scooter best fits your wants, needs, and budget. Finding the perfect bike will enhance your riding experience immensely!

About Sue Slate:
As the National Programs Chair of the Women's Motorcyclist Foundation, as a Learn2Ride MSF ride coach and as a Kawasaki employee with Riders of Kawasaki, Sue Slate has managed to infuse motorcycling into just about every aspect of her life. She co-founded the Women's Motorcyclist Foundation, Inc., a charitable networking organization providing a comfortable environment in which riders, especially women riders, broaden their riding experiences. The WMF also raises funds for charitable missions through many of the activities focusing primarily on eradicating breast cancer on behalf of the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.

Seminars: Gadgets and Accessories for Your Bike and Long-Distance Touring Tips
Presenter: Adam Redford, Twisted Throttle Crew
TwistedThrottle.com

Does taking a long trip on your motorcycle seem daunting because there's no room for your stuff? Well before you leave your teddy bear at home, come hear what the specialists from Twisted Throttle have to offer. Twisted Throttle is a leading online store for parts and accessories for every bike — and they know how to deck your bike out for maximum touring comfort and carrying capacity. This seminar will cover such topics as long distance comfort, crash protection, safety, luggage, gadget mounting, and maintenance. You'll be prepared to get out of the neighborhood and see the world on 2 wheels.

About Adam Redford:
Adam Redford is Twisted Throttle's lead man when it comes to sales, customer service and new business development. When Adam actually shows up in the office, he rides to work on either his KLR or anything else he can throw a leg over. The rest of the time Adam travels the country with Twisted Throttle, attending numerous rallies and shows from Wyoming to Vermont, and Florida, too.

Seminar: How To Get The Most Out Of Your Tires
Brent Durfee, Regional Sales Manager, Dunlop Tire

Tires. One of the most costly parts of your motorcycle to maintain. So how do you get the most out of each set? Find out from an industry tire expert who will discuss tire selection, care, and maintenance and how to maximize mileage, improve safety, and achieve higher levels of performance.

Abotu Brent Durfee:
Brent Durfee has been a life-long motorcycle enthusiast with 35 years of riding and racing experience. He has worked in the motorcycle industry for 26 years with the past 12 years spent at Dunlop.

Seminar: How To Set Up Your Bike's Suspension
Matt Wiley, Race Tech
www.racetech.com

Race Tech is celebrating their 25th year providing Suspension Upgrades, Shocks, Service and Technical Training to the Powersports Enthusiast. Race Tech Products are designed to address the short comings of original equipment suspension and offer the rider truly customized set up to address his or her specific needs for optimum ride, handling and safety on the street, track or trail. This technically oriented seminar will overview the designs of motorcycle suspension components, theory of operation and how riders can understand and address their personal suspension needs.

About Matt Wiley:
Matthew Wiley has been active in the Powersports Industry since 1984 as a Technician, Dealership Manager and Technical Trainer. Since joining Race Tech he has lead product development for the Cruiser, Touring and Vintage segments as well as assisting with Race Tech’s Technical Edge Seminars. Providing Event Support and Seminars for Shows, Rallies and AHRMA Vintage Racing Matthew’s presentation will give you a better understanding the how and why of suspension with tips on improvements in an easy to understand format.

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