Whitney Meza Born and raised in the great state of Wisconsin cheeseheads, Whitney has had a passion for motorcycles from a young age: ripping through her family’s cornfields on little 50cc dirt bikes and growing up as a pillion being carted to middle school summer basketball leagues. It wasn’t until after her first year...Read More
We received the following from one of our students Vicki, I am so sorry it took me so long to get this to you. I was hung up with tons of work stuff. Please let me know if I can clarify anything for you. I realize reliving the crash may bother some riders, but it...Read More
Katy, TX – Gregg Griffin is a Paramedic with the Cy-Fair Fire Department in Houston, Texas. He has been riding motorcycles for over 40 years. Gregg has been involved with Fire/EMS for over 30 years. He has participated in almost all forms of motorcycle racing over the years. In addition to his paramedic work, he...Read More
Magnolia Texas- Twain, aka Boo, has been in the medical field since graduating from high school in 1985. His career began in the United States army at Ft Bragg North Carolina in the XVIII Airborne Corps as a field medic. After receiving his 91A10 MOS, he completed the basic EMT NR and EMT – Ambulance...Read More
With Riding Season Coming Up, Now Is The Time To Check Your Battery Motorcycle batteries have a finite lifespan. Even those that came highly recommended will show signs of deterioration and need to be changed after three or four years. However, if a motorcycle’s battery starts to fail way before this time frame, something...Read More
There’s nothing like hitting the open road in the summer air With summer just around the corner, it’s time to start thinking about taking your motorcycle out of storage. To motorcyclists, there’s nothing like hitting the open road in the summer air. Although riding a motorcycle is exciting and fun for enthusiasts, it is important...Read More
Medical emergencies can happen to anyone. Anywhere. Anytime. Taking a few minutes to set up a Medical ID on your smart phone could save your life. A Medical ID helps first responders make fast, informed decisions while automatically notifying your emergency contacts there is a situation and providing your location. Having this information available to...Read More
Ever Wonder What it Takes to Become an ASM Instructor? Accident Scene Management (ASM) Instructors are our boots on the ground! We are proud of the many motorcyclists, who are also healthcare providers, who have stepped up to serve the motorcycle community by teaching ASM classes. Because our classes are medical in nature, we want...Read More
