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- Start At The Beginning: Online Help For New Motorcyclists
by Jim Brown. Whether it's the music from Easy Rider or an advertisement showing a motorcycle rider going up the pacific coast highway, part of the mystique of owning a motorcycle is the picture of freedom it represents. Motorcycle riders always look like they are riding along with out a care in the world. It appeals to the weekend warrior in all of us. However, behind the picturesque liberty is a host of thin... products, articles, news
- Motorcycle Insurance - Coverage Basics for Motorcyclists
by Matthew Hick. Buying the right kind (and the right amount) of motorcycle insurance can appear complicated - but it doesn't have to be! When shopping for insurance, there are three main types of policies to be considered:
Liability:Liability insurance is the least expensive policy you can buy, and for good reason. It's basically designed to protect the other guy and his bike - not you or yours.
Collision:C... products, articles, news
- Motorcycle Won't Start? Here's One Thing You Don't Want To Do!
by Jack Riley. It's bound to happen sooner or later. You're ready to ride, but your motorcycle won't start. Before you call for help, consider performing a few simple steps on your own. Quite frequently, the cause and the remedy are both very simple.
First, try starting your motorcycle again, but this time pay careful attention to your starting procedure. Are you forgetting that the sidestand has to be up or t... products, articles, news
- How to Start a Local Scooter Club in Your Town
by L. Winslow. Do you like to cruise around on a Scooter? If not have you considered the cost of Fuel for that SUV? Some people think that Scooters are not safe and whereas that is true to a point the reasoning behind it is that people are not looking for them while driving, but there is safety in numbers and the more scooters in your town, the safer they become.
To increase Scooter usage it might be ... products, articles, news
- The Women's No-B.S. Beginning Guide to Motorcycles - Part One
by Janet Green. I've said it before: women learn differently than men. My personal feeling is that we're more cautious, more studious, and less "just do it." We're also pretty supportive of each other in general, but when serious questions arise about how, exactly, one gets started riding motorcycles, that can lead to inadvertant sugar-coating and very vague answers given in such a round-about way as to be compl... products, articles, news
- The Women's No-B.S. Beginning Guide to Motorcycles - Part Three
by Janet Green. Can I Really Do This? That's a question a new rider might ask as she's perched on a bike in a parking lot, rumbling in neutral but ready to drop the shifter down into first. Women are raised to be "pleasers" - seeking approval, building consensus, making sure everyone's happy. Doing something like riding a motorcycle is completely out of character for many women, and they'll often have second or ... products, articles, news
- The Women's No-B.S. Beginning Guide to Motorcycles - Part Two
by Janet Green. The next question new riders often ask is, "What kind of bike should I get?" This question has a zillion possible correct answers, depending on your comfort-level with riding at the time you're ready to shop, the type of bike you want to own (sport bike? cruiser?), your budget, your personal tastes, brand appeal, etc. For simplicity's sake, though, I'll take a stab and answer the question directl... products, articles, news
- The Women's No-B.S. Beginning Guide to Motorcycles - Part Four
by Janet Green. One day during my "learning season" of riding, my husband led us on a ride through a campground that we knew had some lakefront real estate on the far side. What we didn't know was that the access to the river was done a steep, gravel hill - and not firm-packed dirt, but good loose rocks. Not wanting to appear to be a chicken, I loosened my grip on the bars (so I wouldn't over-steer) and rode dow... products, articles, news
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