Tim's Motorcycle Diaries

Tim's Motorcycle Diaries is a blog about motorcycle travel, photography and mechanics written by former millwright & IT technician who's now a technology teacher. This is not your typical motorcycle blog. If you're looking for cruisers and biker life, this ain't that. If you're into thinking about motorbikes in technical, dynamic and creative ways, Tim's Motorcycle Diaries will take you there. If you like a post, please do share it on social media.

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Thursday, 21 April 2016

Your Typical Sunday Ride Isn't My Typical Sunday Ride

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a 260km amble around theNiagara Escarpment . I cranked out some miles on the Tiger this weekend. On Saturday it was a 160km round trip ...

Monday, 18 January 2016

Doing a Dangerous Thing Well (or not)

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The rolling hills mean short sight lines and lightened suspension. Patchy pavement means a rough ride. Lots of corners means you're de...

Friday, 26 September 2014

Yogacycling

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I came across YogaMotorSport on Google+ and began looking into yoga from a riding perspective. It turns out many professional riders pract...

Saturday, 6 September 2014

It's an Appliance

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It's an appliance, you know, like a fridge... I'm back at school this week and getting to know my new students. In our grade ni...

Tuesday, 26 August 2014

Keith Code's Twist of the Wrist

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A must read if you're serious about understanding motorcycle dynamics Reading Keith Code 's Twist of the Wrist 2 on Kindle la...

Monday, 18 August 2014

Twist of the Throttle

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The cornering bible... I'm currently reading Keith Code 's Twist of the Wrist . I've been looking for an intelligent descr...

Thursday, 19 December 2013

Timing

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Good book so far! After enjoying The Perfect Vehicle so much I started on The Man Who Would Stop at Nothing . I sent the author a qui...

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Timothy King: An art student in college, I dropped out to apprentice as a millwright and then an I.T. technician before going back to school for English and philosophy degrees. Now a published writer, award winning educator, relentlessly curious digital explorer and avid (though atypical) motorbike rider.

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