Cycling

From my earliest memories, I’ve been on two wheels. I don’t recall when I first learned to ride, though I do remember teaching my kindergarten classmates when I first entered school.

Bicycling turned into my early form of escape, and when I took on photography at 14, my bicycle was the key to getting me out and exploring.

At the age of 16, when all my friends were getting their first cars, I made my natural transition to motorcycling, with a brand new, Triumph 650, followed about two years later by a Norton 750 (the red machine pictured below).

I became an accomplished rider and driver.

I credit my defensive-driving expertise to motorcycling …

“There’s no better way to learn defensive-driving than on a machine you know will never give you a second chance.”

 
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