Hi, I'm Scott Ford, I'd like to throw a planner. Today you'll be seeing some video tips and safety techniques that I teach in my class. If you have any questions, please contact me at 7.6, 267. Scraping on a motorcycle often scares a lot of riders. Somehow they're not used to the sound and they feel that they have reached maximum lean angle for the motorcycle. Actually scraping is just a warning that you're approaching maximum lean angle on the motorcycle. Being able to scrape your boards allows you to be able to reach maximum lean angle on your motorcycle. So whenever you hear their board scrape, whether through the mountain roads or in a flat parking lot, don't be alarmed. Just know that you're actually reaching near the maximum lean angle of that motorcycle. For the older generation, you may associate scraping boards with those curb feelers used to put on your cars. Again, same thing. You're scraping the boards. It's also allowing you to know how far down you are and that your bike is about to reach maximum lean angle. If you have trouble getting to maximum lean angle and scraping your boards, you may want to take my class. You can find out more information about my advanced rider skills class at ridelikeaproatlanta.com or you can contact me at 7.06, 267.00.