Bikers’ Mind Hub
Life on two wheels. And the person living it.
The Bikers’ Mind Hub explores the places where riding, life and mental wellbeing meet.
Recovery after an accident. Confidence. Family. Loss. Stress away from the bike. The benefits of interests, activity and connection. And the experiences of people within the community itself.
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250 Horses. 1,000 Motorbikes. One Extraordinary Day.
Picture the scene. Hundreds of horses arriving at one of Cheshire's most prestigious equine venues. Motorbikes rolling in from across the country, from vintage classics to…
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Why Riding With Other People Can Be Good for More Than Your Bike
A ride-out, club night or weekend café stop can offer something that is surprisingly hard to find in everyday life: an easy reason to get together.
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When You Can’t Ride: Injury, Winter Weather and Losing Something You Love
When riding is your escape, being forced off the bike can affect far more than your weekend plans.
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Cold Hands, Wet Feet and Dark Roads: Is Winter Riding Worth It?
There are days when a winter ride feels brilliant, and others when you wonder why you didn’t take the car. Both can be true.
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Motorcycle Versus Car Commuting: What Does It Really Cost?
A motorcycle can make the journey to work quicker and cheaper. But the fuel receipt tells only part of the story.
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Cycling Through Winter: Staying Visible, Comfortable and Motivated
The hardest part of a winter ride is often getting out of the front door. A few changes can make the miles considerably more enjoyable.
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Putting Your Motorcycle Away for Winter? What Should You Do First?
A little preparation now can save you a flat battery, seized controls and an expensive surprise when spring arrives.
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Winter Motorcycle Riding: Which Kit Is Actually Worth Buying?
Cold weather makes every weak point in your riding kit obvious. Here’s where to spend, where to save and what to check before the next early start.
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