Saturday, 17 November 2012

Why ride a motorcycle?

Precisely why ride a motorcycle? Riding is actually anything almost all people don't currently have to do, however, somewhat feel compelled that would, for a a wide variety of reasons ranging from desire to practicality. how to corner on a motorcycle - knee down - www.MotorbikeLicense.com The most unique elements pertaining to riding is the fact that absolutely nothing seems very like a motorcycle; the thrill of being at 1 through a two-wheeled machine which weighs only a some 100 pounds is regarded as the entire purest techniques to get from point An in order to B, plus the
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Saturday, 16 June 2012

Motorcycle Chain Maintenance

It is the motorcycle chain that literally keeps the wheels turning. Regular motorcycle chain maintenance including adjustment and lubrication is critical to ensure that your chain lives a long and effective live, as well as being a measure to reduce the chance of any chain slips. In this article there are a few key tasks that we are going to be looking at which can be completed by you, even if you are brand new to motorcycle riding. When your chain is properly adjusted to the correct tension you are ensuring that it has the highest possibility of consistent power delivery, as well as reducing any unnecessary wear on the front and rear sprockets. Related articles (links will open in a new window):
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How To Corner On A Motorcycle

How To Corner On A Motorcycle Motorcycle riding is all about corners, well a lot of it is anyway. Anyone can go flying along in a straight line, but hit that first tight corner and you will quickly separate the men from the boys (or women from the girls). In this article on "How to corner on a motorcycle" we will discuss how to get your motorcycle around a corner and what you can do to improve your cornering techniques. Firstly we will start off with the extremely simplistic answer which will be all that many people are after, then we will look into motorcycle cornering techniques in further detail for those who can already ride around a corner, however who want to enhance their methods. If you are brand new and don't yet know how to ride at all, then we suggest to start out with our beginner article on "How To Ride A Motorbike�
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Wednesday, 25 April 2012

What To Look For When Buying A Used Motorcycle

What To Look For When Buying A Used Motorcycle Buying a used motorcycle, especially if it is your first motorcycle, can be a very intimidating task. In this article "What to look for when buying a used motorcycle" we provide you with a list of some of the things that you should be looking for when you go to inspect a used motorcycle that you are interested in purchasing. Related articles (links will open in a new window):
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Thursday, 19 April 2012

Where Is The Battery On A Motorcycle?

Where Is The Battery On A Motorcycle? In this article titled "Where is the battery on a motorcycle?" we will take you through where the battery is located on a motorcycle, how to remove and reinstall the battery as well as show you how you can perform basic motorcycle battery maintenance. Related articles (links will open in a new window):

What Motorcycle Is Right For Me?

What Motorcycle Is Right For Me? When you're first starting out with motorcycle riding things are confusing, very confusing. A lot of different terminology is thrown around and there are a lot of decisions that you need to make when you start out, with most of these decisions coming along with high price tags. We will assume at this point that you now have your motorbike license and are ready to purchase a bike, an exciting but daunting time. We are going to take a look at some of the factors that should influence the type of motorcycle that you purchase in this article which we call "What motorcycle is right for me?". If you are brand new to motorcycles and don't know the difference between a cruiser and a naked, we suggest that you first read our article "

What Does CC Mean Motorcycle Terminology Lesson

"What Does CC Mean" Motorcycle Terminology Lesson When you start out with any new hobby the terminology can be confusing. When looking at "what does cc mean" motorcycle terminology is no different. The term "cc" is thrown around throughout many different automotive circles, not just for motorcycles, so the meaning that you will learn here can be translated to the car or even lawnmower world. In the engine world "cc" stands for cubic centimeters. This is a measure of the size of the engine chamber for motorcycles. The term "cc" will often be picked up by new or wannabe motorcycle riders as the most important factor when determining how fast a motorcycle goes. Related articles on this site:

How Fast Does A 250cc Motorcycle Go?

How Fast Does A 250cc Motorcycle Go If you are asking the question of "How fast does a 250cc motorcycle go?" then I am guessing that you are a looking to become a rider, or you are a worried parent with a child who wants to buy their first bike. Do you want an easy answer so you can stop reading? A Kawasaki Ninja 250r might hit a top speed of around 100mph in the right conditions. Are you still reading? If so, we will now take this opportunity to educate you in the different factors which affect the "speed" of motorcycles, as asking "How fast does a 250cc motorcycle go?" is like asking how fast you can fly around with world without knowing if you are going in a helicopter, plane or hot air balloon. Related articles on this site:

Are All Motorcycles Manual

Are All Motorcycles Manual The answer to "are all motorcycles manual?" will come down to how you define a motorcycle. Motorcycles have traditionally been produced with manual gearboxes, however just like the car industry there is a switch to investigate newer technologies which may suit the needs of the public. Having said this, there are a number of alternative motorcycles which have either semi-auto or fully automatic transmissions. The question we face though, is whether or not these should be classed as "real" motorcycles, which may just come down to whoever you are debating with at the time. Related articles on this site:
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Monday, 16 April 2012

What Kind Of Motorcycle Did Fonzie Ride?

What Kind Of Motorcycle Did Fonzie Ride? Happy Days was one of the cult sitcoms that took over the 1970s. It ran from 1974 through until 1984. There was no more popular character on the show than Fonzie, or we can use his full name Arthur Fonzarelli if you prefer. He was the cool cat who got the girls and more importantly looked cool riding motorbikes. There is quite often the debate amongst the dinner table about which type of motorbike Fonzie rode. This confusion is understandable however, as there were a number of different bikes which Fonzie rode throughout the series. Let's take a look at a few of them and hopefully put to rest the question of "What kind of motorbike and Fonzie ride?", at least for a while.   Related reading on this site:

What Kind Of Motorcycle Did Fonzie Ride?

What Kind Of Motorcycle Did Fonzie Ride? Happy Days was one of the cult sitcoms that took over the 1970s. It ran from 1974 through until 1984. There was no more popular character on the show than Fonzie, or we can use his full name Arthur Fonzarelli if you prefer. He was the cool cat who got the girls and more importantly looked cool riding motorbikes. There is quite often the debate amongst the dinner table about which type of motorbike Fonzie rode. This confusion is understandable however, as there were a number of different bikes which Fonzie rode throughout the series. Let's take a look at a few of them and hopefully put to rest the question of "What kind of motorbike and Fonzie ride?", at least for a while. http://cliffynotes.com/blog/2
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Sunday, 1 April 2012

Motorcycle Squid Slang - About Squid Motorcycle Riders

Motorcycle Squid Slang - About Squid Motorcycle Riders Squid slang is thrown around quite often in motorcycle communities, however many people have a misunderstanding of the meaning and will use it in the wrong context. We will take a look at the meaning behind being referred to as a squid biker, the characteristics, the acronym and also the history behind squid.   Related articles on this site:

What Are Motorcycle Fairings?

What Are Motorcycle Fairings?   Terminology is often thrown around in motorcycle communities. You may hear about a motorcycle rider dropping his bike and then commenting that his fairings are now smashed up. This then leaves you with the question running around your mind of "what are motorcycle fairings?". In this article we are going to explain what motorcycle fairings are, as well as show you the different types.   Related articles on this site:
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Friday, 30 March 2012

Are Motorcycles Dangerous?

Are Motorcycles Dangerous? It is time to look at every parent's worst nightmare, or close to it. Little Timmy gets home from school, takes his parents to the dining room table and with a big grin on his face announces to the world that he is going to buy a motorcycle. Then begins the age old argument with his parents, where they tell little Timmy that they don't want him to die. They tell him that most likely very soon he will be severely injured for life and probably in a wheelchair. This is the scenario that has played out in many households throughout the world, but really, are motorcycles dangerous?   Related reading on this site:
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What Kind Of Motorcycle Did Fonzie Ride?

What Kind Of Motorcycle Did Fonzie Ride? Happy Days was one of the cult sitcoms that took over the 1970s. It ran from 1974 through until 1984. There was no more popular character on the show than Fonzie, or we can use his full name Arthur Fonzarelli if you prefer. He was the cool cat who got the girls and more importantly looked cool riding motorbikes. There is quite often the debate amongst the dinner table about which type of motorbike Fonzie rode. This confusion is understandable however, as there were a number of different bikes which Fonzie rode throughout the series. Let's take a look at a few of them and hopefully put to rest the question of "What kind of motorbike and Fonzie ride?", at least for a while.   Related reading on this site:

How Long Does A Motorcycle Battery Last?

How Long Does A Motorcycle Battery Last? There are many variables which must be taken into account in order to answer the question of how long does a motorcycle battery last. The biggest variable in this equation is you, as in most situations you can make the difference between a battery that lasts only months and one which will last for years. While "How Long Does A Motorcycle Battery Last?" has no exact answer, as a general rule if you take care of your motorcycle battery through the proper maintenance and ensure that it is always getting a good charge, there is no reason why you cannot expect your motorcycle battery to last between two to five years.   Related reading on this site:

Tuesday, 27 March 2012

How To Ride A Motorbike

How To Ride A Motorbike - Intro If you can ride a push bike and drive a manual car then there is a good chance that you possess the general theory skills required to learn how to ride a motorbike too. Keep in mind that there is a very big difference between being able to perform basic riding functions on a motorbike, for example go in a straight line and change gears, compared to being able to ride in a competent manner on the open roads. By the end of this article you will have a basic understanding of how a motorbike operates, so that by the time it comes to apply for your motorbike license you will be prepared for some of the basic steps that you will be taken through by an instructor in your practical and motorbike theory tests. For the purpose of this article we will assume that this is a fully manual motorbike (you will need to change the
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How To Ride A Motorbike

How To Ride A Motorbike - Intro If you can ride a push bike and drive a manual car then there is a good chance that you possess the general theory skills required to learn how to ride a motorbike too. Keep in mind that there is a very big difference between being able to perform basic riding functions on a motorbike, for example go in a straight line and change gears, compared to being able to ride in a competent manner on the open roads. By the end of this article you will have a basic understanding of how a motorbike operates, so that by the time it comes to apply for your motorbike license you will be prepared for some of the basic steps that you will be taken through by an instructor in your practical and motorbike theory tests. For the purpose of this article we will assume that this is a fully manual motorbike (you will need to change the
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Main Styles of Road Motorbikes

Types of Road Bikes So you have your motorbike license, or you're about to get it. Now one of the biggest decisions that you need to make is the sort of bike you wish to ride. This can often be a very daunting task for those who have never been riding before, as there are so many options out there. After reading this article it is also worth reading What Is The Best Motorcycle For A Beginner to send you on the right path. We will focus solely on a few of the main variations of road bikes on the market, although there are many other types in addition to off-road options too. By the end of this article you'll have a good idea of the different main styles of motorbikes which are available to you, as w
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How To Join A Motorcycle Club

How To Join A Motorcycle Club So you have your motorcycle license but now you want to go riding with a group, the problem is that you have no idea how to join a motorcycle club. There are three main types of motorcycle clubs, each which have their own unique requirements for entry. What we will do in this article is take a look at these three types of motorcycle clubs and explain the differences between them, as well as the steps that you will need to take if you're wishing to join one of them. Within the last two types of clubs there are different themes to suit different riders. Some have clubs just for women, some just for adventure riding, others may be dedicated to Yamaha riders only and some may just be a group of people on all different types of bikes who just enjoy casual riding. You will need to shop around and find one that su
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Main Styles of Road Motorbikes

Types of Road Bikes So you have your motorbike license, or you're about to get it. Now one of the biggest decisions that you need to make is the sort of bike you wish to ride. This can often be a very daunting task for those who have never been riding before, as there are so many options out there. After reading this article it is also worth reading What Is The Best Motorcycle For A Beginner to send you on the right path. We will focus solely on a few of the main variations of road bikes on the market, although there are many other types in addition to off-road options too. By the end of this article you'll have a good idea of the different main styles of motorbikes which are available to you, as w
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Main Styles of Road Motorbikes

Types of Road Bikes So you have your motorbike license, or you're about to get it. Now one of the biggest decisions that you need to make is the sort of bike you wish to ride. This can often be a very daunting task for those who have never been riding before, as there are so many options out there. After reading this article it is also worth reading What Is The Best Motorcycle For A Beginner to send you on the right path. We will focus solely on a few of the main variations of road bikes on the market, although there are many other types in addition to off-road options too. By the end of this article you'll have a good idea of the different main styles of motorbikes which are available to you, as w
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Riding A Motorcycle In The Snow

Riding A Motorcycle In The Snow Winter has now come around and the roads are covered in snow and ice, you may think at this point that you're riding season is over, however this is not necessarily the case. When riding a motorcycle in the snow there are a whole set of new factors that you need to take into account, as your riding style will need to change considerably in order for you to stay upright and arrive at your destination in one piece, without bruising. Of course one option is to leave the motorcycle in the garage and then end up catching a train, bus or cab to work, which is probably the safest option. However, being the motorcycle riders that we are, we all want to get the longest season possible. You also may not always have the option of leaving the motorcycle at home. You may find that you are out riding one day and
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Monday, 26 March 2012

Riding A Motorcycle In The Snow

Riding A Motorcycle In The Snow Winter has now come around and the roads are covered in snow and ice, you may think at this point that you're riding season is over, however this is not necessarily the case. When riding a motorcycle in the snow there are a whole set of new factors that you need to take into account, as your riding style will need to change considerably in order for you to stay upright and arrive at your destination in one piece, without bruising. Of course one option is to leave the motorcycle in the garage and then end up catching a train, bus or cab to work, which is probably the safest option. However, being the motorcycle riders that we are, we all want to get the longest season possible. You also may not always have the option of leaving the motorcycle at home. You may find that you are out riding one day and
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Do Motorcycles Have Radios?

Do Motorcycles Have Radios? Don't laugh at the title of this article, as the answer may just surprise you. Yes, some motorcycles do in fact have radios, however these are still the exception rather than the rule when talking generally about road going motorcycles. The radios are usually also a bit different to those that you would find elsewhere. A radio on a motorcycle is something that many would not have counted on, read our list of other disadvantages of motorcycles in "A Disadvantage Of Driving A Motorcycle Is".

Do Girls Like Motorcycles?

Do Girls Like Motorcycles? This is one of those age old questions and before we get started you can probably guess most of what we are going to be talking about in this article. Firstly let's start with the simple answer to the question, which is "sometimes". Let's make a very big generalization here and say that there are only 2 types of girls:
  • Girls who like motorcycles
  • Girls who do not like motorcycles
Now that we have that out of the way let's talk about the different reasons why girls like motorcycles.

Sunday, 25 March 2012

What Is The Best Motorcycle For A Beginner?

What Is The Best Motorcycle For A Beginner The question of "what is the best motorcycle for a beginner" has many answers. There are a number of factors that you need to take into account to determine what will be the best motorcycle for you. Before we begin, if you are completely new to motorbikes then I suggest that you read through this article which provides you with a basic overview of the main styles of motorbikes that are available on the market.

Do Girls Like Motorcycles?

Do Girls Like Motorcycles? This is one of those age old questions and before we get started you can probably guess most of what we are going to be talking about in this article. Firstly let's start with the simple answer to the question, which is "sometimes". Let's make a very big generalization here and say that there are only 2 types of girls:
  • Girls who like motorcycles
  • Girls who do not like motorcycles
Now that we have that out of the way let's talk about the different reasons why girls like motorcycles.

Saturday, 24 March 2012

How To Join A Motorcycle Club

How To Join A Motorcycle Club So you have your motorcycle license but now you want to go riding with a group, the problem is that you have no idea how to join a motorcycle club. There are three main types of motorcycle clubs, each which have their own unique requirements for entry. What we will do in this article is take a look at these three types of motorcycle clubs and explain the differences between them, as well as the steps that you will need to take if you're wishing to join one of them. Within the last two types of clubs there are different themes to suit different riders. Some have clubs just for women, some just for adventure riding, others may be dedicated to Yamaha riders only and some may just be a group of people on all different types of bikes who just enjoy casual riding. You will need to shop around and find one that su
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Do Motorcycles Have Alternators?

Do Motorcycles Have Alternators? This is a very common question and the answer is pretty straight forward too. The answer is maybe. All modern road motorcycles will have one of two different systems in place in order to charge the battery. If a motorcycle did not have the ability to charge the battery then you would find yourself being required to change the battery over almost every time that you went for a ride, this would get very expensive and tiresome very quickly. The motorcycle will either have a generator/magneto or an alternator, both of which will perform the same function of charging the motorcycle battery while the engine is running. This will ensure that you have battery power the next time that you need to start your motorcycle engine.  

Thursday, 22 March 2012

Do Motorcycles Have Alternators?

Do Motorcycles Have Alternators? This is a very common question and the answer is pretty straight forward too. The answer is maybe. All modern road motorcycles will have one of two different systems in place in order to charge the battery. If a motorcycle did not have the ability to charge the battery then you would find yourself being required to change the battery over almost every time that you went for a ride, this would get very expensive and tiresome very quickly. The motorcycle will either have a generator/magneto or an alternator, both of which will perform the same function of charging the motorcycle battery while the engine is running. This will ensure that you have battery power the next time that you need to start your motorcycle engine.  

Wednesday, 21 March 2012

Motorbike License Requirements

ARTICLES Here you will find many articles on motorbike riding, as well as specific requirements for obtaining your first motorbike license.
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Motorbike License Requirements

ARTICLES Here you will find many articles on motorbike riding, as well as specific requirements for obtaining your first motorbike license.
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Motorbike License Requirements

ARTICLES Here you will find many articles on motorbike riding, as well as specific requirements for obtaining your first motorbike license.
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Motorbike License Requirements

Welcome to the #1 source for motorbike articles and the motorbike license requirements. We have spent years as riders and now it is time for us to pass that knowledge onto you. If you have any questions on your journey remember to leave a question in the comments section at the bottom of the page. ARTICLES Here you will find many articles on motorbike riding, as well as specific requirements for obtaining your first motorbike license.

Motorbike License Requirements

Welcome to the #1 source for motorbike articles and the motorbike license requirements. We have spent years as riders and now it is time for us to pass that knowledge onto you. If you have any questions on your journey remember to leave a question in the comments section at the bottom of the page. ARTICLES Here you will find many articles on motorbike riding, as well as specific requirements for obtaining your first motorbike license.

How To Ride A Motorbike

How To Ride A Motorbike - Intro If you can ride a push bike and drive a manual car then there is a good chance that you possess the general theory skills required to learn how to ride a motorbike too. Keep in mind that there is a very big difference between being able to perform basic riding functions on a motorbike, for example go in a straight line and change gears, compared to being able to ride in a competent manner on the open roads. By the end of this article you will have a basic understanding of how a motorbike operates, so that by the time it comes to apply for your motorbike license you will be prepared for some of the basic steps that you will be taken through by an instructor in your practical and motorbike theory tests. For the purpose of this article we will assume that this is a fully manual motorbike (you will need to change the
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What Is The Best Motorcycle For A Beginner?

What Is The Best Motorcycle For A Beginner The question of "what is the best motorcycle for a beginner" has many answers. There are a number of factors that you need to take into account to determine what will be the best motorcycle for you. Before we begin, if you are completely new to motorbikes then I suggest that you read through this article which provides you with a basic overview of the main styles of motorbikes that are available on the market.   The factors that should be taken into account:
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Motorbike License Requirements

Welcome to the #1 source for motorbike articles and the motorbike license requirements. We have spent years as riders and now it is time for us to pass that knowledge onto you. If you have any questions on your journey remember to leave a question in the comments section at the bottom of the page. ARTICLES Here you will find many articles on motorbike riding, as well as specific requirements for obtaining your first motorbike license.

Can You Jump Start A Motorcycle With A Car?

Can You Jump Start A Motorcycle With A Car? The quick answer is "yes, you can", however there are some things that you need to take into account before attempting to jump start a motorcycle with a car, else you risk damaging your motorcycle. Critically Important Note: Ensure that you do not start the car engine. If you haven't had practice with how to jump start a motorcycle then also look at the other methods below that can get you back up and riding. Cars have a 12v battery, which will not harm a motorcycle or its battery, however when you start your car engine then you are delivering considerably more than 12v of power. It is this additional power which can cause damage to the motorcycle. This makes the process of jump starting a motorcycle with a car dif
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The 75 Mile Rule Of Motorcycle Riding

Our take on the stereotyped limitations of riding motorcycles in groups.   Next Article: TBC Previous Article: Can You Jump Start A Motorcycle With A Car? Go back to Requirements by Area
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What Is A Motorcycle Endorsement?

What Is A Motorcycle Endorsement? A motorcycle endorsement is the addition of a note or credential to an existing license stating that you are now legally allowed to ride a motorcycle on public roads. This is used in situations where you already have a car license but then also pass the required testing in order to be allowed to ride motorcycles too. Example: Judy has an existing car driver's license for the state of North Carolina. After passing the required motorcycle testing for her state she then receives a motorcycle endorsement. Judy is now legally allowed to both drive her car as well as ride her motorcycle.

Tuesday, 20 March 2012

The 75 Mile Rule Of Motorcycle Riding

Our take on the stereotyped limitations of riding motorcycles in groups.
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The 75 Mile Rule Of Motorcycle Riding

Our take on the stereotyped limitations of riding motorcycles in groups.
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The 75 Mile Rule Of Motorcycle Riding

Our take on the stereotyped limitations of riding motorcycles in groups.   The 75 Mile Rule Of Motorcycle Riding      
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The 75 Mile Rule Of Motorcycle Riding

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The 75 Mile Rule Of Motorcycle Riding

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Main Styles of Road Motorbikes

Types of Road Bikes So you have your motorbike license, or you're about to get it. Now one of the biggest decisions that you need to make is the sort of bike you wish to ride. This can often be a very daunting task for those who have never been riding before, as there are so many options out there. After reading this article it is also worth reading What Is The Best Motorcycle For A Beginner to send you on the right path. We will focus solely on a few of the main variations of road bikes on the market, although there are many other types in addition to off-road options too. By the end of this article you'll have a good idea of the different main styles of motorbikes which are available to you, as w
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How To Ride A Motorbike

How To Ride A Motorbike - Intro If you can ride a push bike and drive a manual car then there is a good chance that you possess the general theory skills required to learn how to ride a motorbike too. Keep in mind that there is a very big difference between being able to perform basic riding functions on a motorbike, for example go in a straight line and change gears, compared to being able to ride in a competent manner on the open roads. By the end of this article you will have a basic understanding of how a motorbike operates, so that by the time it comes to apply for your motorbike license you will be prepared for some of the basic steps that you will be taken through by an instructor in your practical and motorbike theory tests. For the purpose of this article we will assume that this is a fully manual motorbike (you will need to change the
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Main Styles of Road Motorbikes

Types of Road Bikes So you have your motorbike license, or you're about to get it. Now one of the biggest decisions that you need to make is the sort of bike you wish to ride. This can often be a very daunting task for those who have never been riding before, as there are so many options out there. After reading this article it is also worth reading What Is The Best Motorcycle For A Beginner to send you on the right path. We will focus solely on a few of the main variations of road bikes on the market, although there are many other types in addition to off-road options too. By the end of this article you'll have a good idea of the different main styles of motorbikes which are available to you, as w
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What Is A Motorcycle Endorsement?

What Is A Motorcycle Endorsement? A motorcycle endorsement is the addition of a note or credential to an existing license stating that you are now legally allowed to ride a motorcycle on public roads. This is used in situations where you already have a car license but then also pass the required testing in order to be allowed to ride motorcycles too. Example: Judy has an existing car driver's license for the state of North Carolina. After passing the required motorcycle testing for her state she then receives a motorcycle endorsement. Judy is now legally allowed to both drive her car as well as ride her motorcycle.

What Is A 1% Motorcycle Club?

What Is A 1% Motorcycle Club? The term "1% Motorcycle Club" is commonly used to describe outlaw motorcycle clubs such as the Hells Angels or the Bandidos, as the other 99% of motorcycle riders are law-abiding citizens.   History of the expression 1% Motorcycle Clubs The expression "1%", "1%er" or "1 percenter" was coined when the AMA (American Motorcycle Association) was said to make a statement in response to the 1947 riot in Hollister, California which stated that 99% of motorcycle riders are law-abiding citizens. Not long after the comment was made by the American Motorcycle Association the clubs of the time stated that they were the other 1%.   How Outlaw Motorcycle Clubs Began Outlaw motorcycle clubs gained momentum in the latter half of the 1940's
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Monday, 19 March 2012

What Is A 1% Motorcycle Club?

What Is A 1% Motorcycle Club? The term "1% Motorcycle Club" is commonly used to describe outlaw motorcycle clubs such as the Hells Angels or the Bandidos, as the other 99% of motorcycle riders are law-abiding citizens.   History of the expression 1% Motorcycle Clubs The expression "1%", "1%er" or "1 percenter" was coined when the AMA (American Motorcycle Association) was said to make a statement in response to the 1947 riot in Hollister, California which stated that 99% of motorcycle riders are law-abiding citizens. Not long after the comment was made by the American Motorcycle Association the clubs of the time stated that they were the other 1%.   How Outlaw Motorcycle Clubs Began Outlaw motorcycle clubs gained momentum in the latter half of the 1940's
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What Is High Mileage For A Motorcycle?

What Is High Mileage For A Motorcycle? The question may sound quite straight forward, however these things rarely are. We could throw out a number, let's say "30,000 miles" and that be the end of it, however we would be lying. There are several factors that need to be taken into account when determining whether or not a motorcycle has a high mileage when it comes time to purchase. Here we will take you through the factors that you need to take into account, as throwing a single number out at you will be a waste of everyone's time. Some of these factors that need to be taken into account when answering the question "What is a high mileage for a motorcycle" are:
  • The style of motorcycle
  • The brand of motorcycle
  • The previous owner/s
  • Maintenance
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Where Is The Clutch On A Motorcycle?

Where Is The Clutch On A Motorcycle In this article we will take a look at where the clutch controls are located on a motorcycle. You will find that the vast majority of motorcycles will have these controls in the same location. Where is the clutch on a motorcycle is a common question as most people are used to a manual (or stick shift) car setup where the clutch is operated by pressing on a foot pedal, so you can understand their confusion when they first get their motorbike license and are confused. On a motorcycle you will find that all of the controls are set out much differently. The photo below is of the left hand handgrip of a common motorcycle. The clutch is the metal lever.  

What Is A 1% Motorcycle Club?

What Is A 1% Motorcycle Club? The term "1% Motorcycle Club" is commonly used to describe outlaw motorcycle clubs such as the Hells Angels or the Bandidos, as the other 99% of motorcycle riders are law-abiding citizens.   History of the expression 1% Motorcycle Clubs The expression "1%", "1%er" or "1 percenter" was coined when the AMA (American Motorcycle Association) was said to make a statement in response to the 1947 riot in Hollister, California which stated that 99% of motorcycle riders are law-abiding citizens. Not long after the comment was made by the American Motorcycle Association the clubs of the time stated that they were the other 1%.   How Outlaw Motorcycle Clubs Began Outlaw motorcycle clubs gained momentum in the latter half of the 1940's
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Where Is The Clutch On A Motorcycle?

Where Is The Clutch On A Motorcycle In this article we will take a look at where the clutch controls are located on a motorcycle. You will find that the vast majority of motorcycles will have these controls in the same location. Where is the clutch on a motorcycle is a common question as most people are used to a manual (or stick shift) car setup where the clutch is operated by pressing on a foot pedal, so you can understand their confusion when they first get their motorbike license and are confused. On a motorcycle you will find that all of the controls are set out much differently. The photo below is of the left hand handgrip of a common motorcycle. The clutch is the metal lever.  

Friday, 16 March 2012

What Is High Mileage For A Motorcycle?

What Is High Mileage For A Motorcycle? The question may sound quite straight forward, however these things rarely are. We could throw out a number, let's say "30,000 miles" and that be the end of it, however we would be lying. There are several factors that need to be taken into account when determining whether or not a motorcycle has a high mileage when it comes time to purchase. Here we will take you through the factors that you need to take into account, as throwing a single number out at you will be a waste of everyone's time. Some of these factors that need to be taken into account when answering the question "What is a high mileage for a motorcycle" are:
  • The style of motorcycle
  • The brand of motorcycle
  • The previous owner/s
  • Maintenance
 
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Thursday, 15 March 2012

What Is The Best Motorcycle For A Beginner

What Is The Best Motorcycle For A Beginner The question of "what is the best motorcycle for a beginner" has many answers. There are a number of factors that you need to take into account to determine what will be the best motorcycle for you. Before we begin, if you are completely new to motorbikes then I suggest that you read through this article which provides you with a basic overview of the main styles of motorbikes that are available on the market.   The factors that should be taken into account:
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A Disadvantage Of Driving A Motorcycle Is

A Disadvantage Of Driving A Motorcycle Is... In this article we will take a look through some of the major disadvantages of being limited to a motorcycle.   A disadvantage of driving a motorcycle is that you get wet, hot, cold and dirty There is no doubt that when you are motorcycle you are exposed to the elements. There will be times when you will be battered by the wind and rain and your fingers will be numb. This can really go both ways though, being exposed to the elements brings a completely new dimension to travelling from point A to B that someone driving a car could not understand. Of course with the correct motorcycle protective gear as well as a suitable bike setup such as fairings and/or a windshield, you can be heavily protected from many of these elements. The only major inco
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A Disadvantage Of Driving A Motorcycle Is

A Disadvantage Of Driving A Motorcycle Is... In this article we will take a look through some of the major disadvantages of being limited to a motorcycle.   A disadvantage of driving a motorcycle is that you get wet, hot, cold and dirty There is no doubt that when you are motorcycle you are exposed to the elements. There will be times when you will be battered by the wind and rain and your fingers will be numb. This can really go both ways though, being exposed to the elements brings a completely new dimension to travelling from point A to B that someone driving a car could not understand. Of course with the correct motorcycle protective gear as well as a suitable bike setup such as fairings and/or a windshield, you can be heavily protected from many of these elements. The only major inco
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Main Styles of Road Motorbikes

Types of Road Bikes So you have your motorbike license, or you're about to get it. Now one of the biggest decisions that you need to make is the sort of bike you wish to ride. This can often be a very daunting task for those who have never been riding before, as there are so many options out there. After reading this article it is also worth reading What Is The Best Motorcycle For A Beginner to send you on the right path. We will focus solely on a few of the main variations of road bikes on the market, although there are many other types in addition to off-road options too. By the end of this article you'll have a good idea of the different main styles of motorbikes which are available to you, as w
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How To Ride A Motorbike

How To Ride A Motorbike - Intro If you can ride a push bike and drive a manual car then there is a good chance that you possess the general theory skills required to learn how to ride a motorbike too. Keep in mind that there is a very big difference between being able to perform basic riding functions on a motorbike, for example go in a straight line and change gears, compared to being able to ride in a competent manner on the open roads. By the end of this article you will have a basic understanding of how a motorbike operates, so that by the time it comes to apply for your motorbike license you will be prepared for some of the basic steps that you will be taken through by an instructor in your practical and motorbike theory tests. For the purpose of this article we will assume that this is a fully manual motorbike (you will need to change the
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What Is The Best Motorcycle For A Beginner

What Is The Best Motorcycle For A Beginner The question of "what is the best motorcycle for a beginner" has many answers. There are a number of factors that you need to take into account to determine what will be the best motorcycle for you. Before we begin, if you are completely new to motorbikes then I suggest that yo
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This is my first post on Blogger, how exciting!!
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