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[...] kind of riding you are doing. In reality, All three are very good at producing torque to the rear wheel of a motorcycle. Off road bikes,and most sport bikes are equipped with chain drive,  for [...]

[...] you clean your bike. The procedure is simple.Using your center stand if equipped or a simple rear wheel lift stand, Raise the the rear wheel off the ground, roll the tire and examine each tooth of [...]

[...] then my head.and I’d like to ride as long as possible. In the summer I like to wear a Half Helmet . Verses a three quarter or full face helmet. With a half helmet you will have more wind noise, [...]

[...] other side the younger ones were riding without helmets I personally prefer to ride wearing a Half Helmet rather then a 3/4 or full face helmet. When using  A Half helmet I find that my head doesn&# [...]

[...] 3/4 helmets, or the half helmets. The difference between a full face modular helmet and a full face helmet. A Full Face Helmet has a fixed chin bar. On the full face modular [...] [...]

[...] without helmets I personally prefer to ride wearing a Half Helmet rather then a 3/4 or full face helmet. When using  A Half helmet I find that my head doesn’t get near as warm when the [...]

[...] as long as possible. In the summer I like to wear a Half Helmet . Verses a three quarter or full face helmet. With a half helmet you will have more wind noise, but your head will be cooler due to the [...]

[...] .or any solid varnish particles floating around.Your good to go. Check the condition of the fuel tank. If their isn’t any debris in the tank. You can flush it out with fresh fuel and put [...]

[...] in a barn, or in the back corner of a garage for some time. Rust might have built up in the fuel tank from condensation.If this is the case.There are a couple different methods to remove the rust. [...]

[...] in the tank last fall, it’s possible that condensation could have built up inside your fuel tank and with condensation comes rust, Hopefully this didn’t happen to you. Hydrocarbons in the [...]

[...] Digital Tire Gauge will give you an accurate reading, and is easy to use. Having the correct air pressure is crucial if you want to get the most mileage out of your tires, and also having the correct [...]

[...] for water to enter.For example, even if you have a watertight coat and gauntlet gloves, air pressure can drive rainwater down the gauntlets and into your sleeves. Some riders find tucking in the [...]

[...] able to crank the engine over, put a trickle charger on it.Tires,check the tread and the air pressure on them chances are they are a little low from sitting all winter,it probably wouldn’t [...]

[...] the future, at the end of the riding season, make sure to top off the tank with fuel and add fuel stabilizer to it.   .           [...]

[...] do before taking it out for a ride. If you didn’t fill the tank up and poured any fuel stabilizer in the tank last fall, it’s possible that condensation could have built up inside your [...]

[...] education should always be part of your riding future.Most states require that you wear a motorcycle helmet for the first year after you get your endorsement. If your a newbie one of the most [...]

[...] quoted “its an individual’s liberty to whether he or she wants to wear a motorcycle helmet”. In the first month after signing the bill there were three motorcycle [...]

[...] isn’t made for a quick burst of speed. Compared to width verses strength a motorcycle drive belt vs. chain drive? A motorcycle drive belt would have to be very big to the point of widening the [...]

[...] . Belts are quieter, run more smoothly, last longer and are cleaner than chains. Adjust the drive belt tension at intervals in accordance with your motorcycle owner’s manual.The more often the [...]

[...] when your in the  saddle (moving from butt cheek to butt cheek,stretching your legs) Happy and Safe Riding [...]

[...] into some lose gravel and the bike happens to slide out from underneath you   Happy and Safe riding       [...]

[...] head. That may be the case for some motorcyclist, but in all reality, it is up to each individual rider, and the type of riding he or she does,and what is more comfortable for them. If you don&# [...]

[...] it was a good law. One coupled started talking and said that it should be up to the individual rider if he or she wants to wear a helmet, and they liked the idea that you have to be at [...]