Riding the Tail of the Dragon: The Goal Isn’t to Be Fast—It’s to Make It Home

Riding the Tail of the Dragon: The Goal Isn’t to Be Fast—It’s to Make It Home

Today I had the opportunity to ride the famous Tail of the Dragon on U.S. 129 between Tennessee and North Carolina. After riding it, one thing became crystal clear: The safest riders are not the fastest riders. The Tail of the Dragon features 318 curves in just 11...
Welcome to the Newly Redesigned Biker Law Blog!

Welcome to the Newly Redesigned Biker Law Blog!

After years of serving the motorcycle community, I am excited to welcome you to the newly redesigned Biker Law Blog. While the look and feel of the site have been updated, our mission remains the same: to provide motorcyclists, motorcycle passengers, and members of...
How Motorcycle Riders Should Deal With Tailgaters and Road Rage Drivers

How Motorcycle Riders Should Deal With Tailgaters and Road Rage Drivers

If you ride a motorcycle long enough, you will eventually encounter it: the driver who follows too close, weaves behind you, flashes their headlights, or acts aggressively for no reason at all. Tailgaters and road-rage drivers are not just annoying—they are one of the...
The Major Causes of Motorcycle Accidents in the USA and How to Prevent Them

The Major Causes of Motorcycle Accidents in the USA and How to Prevent Them

The Major Causes of Motorcycle Accidents in the USA and How to Prevent Them By Norman Gregory Fernandez, Esq.The Biker Law Blog | www.bikerlawblog.com As a lifelong biker and an attorney who has represented motorcycle accident victims for nearly three decades, I’ve...
When Is It Time to Stop Riding? A Deep Dive for Bikers

When Is It Time to Stop Riding? A Deep Dive for Bikers

When Is It Time to Stop Riding? A Deep Dive for Bikers By Norman Gregory Fernandez, Esq.The Biker Law Blog | https://bikerlawblog.com Riding a motorcycle is more than a hobby—it’s a calling. But every journey has crossroads, and veteran riders eventually wonder: when...
Why It’s Stupid to Lean Too Far in Turns on Cruiser-Style Motorcycles with Engine Guards and Saddlebags

Why It’s Stupid to Lean Too Far in Turns on Cruiser-Style Motorcycles with Engine Guards and Saddlebags

By Norman Gregory Fernandez, Esq.www.BikerLawBlog.com As a lifelong biker, motorcycle accident attorney, and someone who has ridden just about every type of motorcycle imaginable, I can tell you from experience: trying to lean like you’re on a sportbike while...