Motorcyclist Eric Jones
AN INTERVIEW WITH MOTORCYCLIST eric jones | Harley-davidson rider
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Motorcyclist Eric Jones
Occupation: Manager
Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Owner
Eric: My bike is a Harley-Davidson VRSCF V-Rod… also known as “The Beast”
Motorcycle Riding Experience
Eric: I’ve been riding for over 20 years.
Motorcycle Lifestyle
Motorcycle Riding History
Eric: Motorcycling runs in my family. My grandfather taught both my dad and I how to ride.
Why Eric Rides
Eric: When I ride I feel free, light, and connected with the road.
Funny Motorcycle Incident
Eric: I was leading a group of friends on a ride, and we stopped to take a break. After the break, we got back on our bikes and I noticed that one of my friends was having problems starting their bike. I turned my bike off to go help. I stood up, dismounted, and attempted to walk over – but never put my kickstand down. As I was dismounting, my bike promptly fell to the ground. All I could do was laugh.
Lesson Learned + Blessing
Eric: The Lesson… slow down, and always be aware of what you’re about to do, before you do it. The Blessing… I didn’t get hurt, and I didn’t damage my bike.
Favorite Biker Saying
Eric: My favorite saying is “When Life Throws You A Curve… Lean Into It.”
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Motorcyclist Request
Eric: We really need drivers to put down their phones and pay attention when they drive.
What’s Your Bikes Nickname?
Eric: My current bike is known as “The Beast”
Favorite Motorcycle Gear
Eric: I’d have to say my helmet. I have a nice Shoei helmet with an integrated communication system. My helmet connects to my phone for music, delivers info from my GPS, and (most importantly) protects my brain.
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Farthest Motorcycle Ride
Eric: My wife and I rode to Atlanta, GA. That’s about 1,370 miles round trip. We made a lot of stops along the way, and stayed overnight in Charlotte, North Carolina. We planned a week off to complete the trip.
Advice To New Riders
Eric: Take the motorcycle safety course. It’s a fantastic way to learn, and is very safe. The instructors are good.
Favorite Charity Shout-out
Eric: The American Red Cross
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Photo Credit
Priscilla A. Jones
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