How To Ride with Miles Davis

Adventure Rider Issue #17

• Fit Out
• Checkout
• Scott Britnell
• How To Ride with Miles Davis
• Preparing For Adventure with Robin Box
• PLBs – Bet your life
• Africa Twin – A quick look
• Ténéré Tragics – River To Ranges
• Tips and pointers : Jackets
• Once. Twice.Three times – New Year’s Eve Cameron Corner-style
• BMW F 800 GS – Soon to be Enduro-ready
• Hamblyn’s Hole – SPOT check
• No Set Plan with Karen Ramsay
• Ducati Multistrada Enduro – An Italian adventure
• Toby Price – Face-to-face with the legend
• DRZ-2 – Project DRZ: Part 2 – Andy hits his strapz
• Bali – Superb adventure riding
• It’s what we do

Miles Davis points out that with motorcycle riding, no amount of practice will make you perfect. But the more practice you do, the better off you’ll be.

Riding an adventure bike well takes a lot of skill, especially when you start riding in technical terrain or slick conditions. Most riders have learnt individual skills, either from formal training or simply from watching and figuring out things on the go. Like any sport, practicing these skills will improve technique and a rider’s overall skill set and confidence level.

So far I probably haven’t told you much you don’t already know.