"I do know a lot of riders treat the Coromandel like a loop, as a ride," he said.
"But you have to realise you've got a lot of other road users there as well. You have tourists, you have campers, you have other motorcyclists, you know, all with different abilities."
Steve said motorcyclists need to treat every approaching vehicle or corner as a potential risk.
"Sometimes it does feel like every car is out there to kill you."
Steve added that some motorcyclists did themselves few favours by going too fast. "I've been out there doing it too, getting the knee over on the corners, it feels great.
"But as you get older, you get to realise there's no need to be killing yourself for a ride. It's about enjoying it, yes, but it's also about staying alive."