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Motorcycle theft happens more often than many riders realize. Thieves look for easy targets, and a motorcycle left vulnerable can quickly become their next prize. The good news is that you can reduce the chances of your bike being stolen by taking smart, practical steps. This post shares ten proven strategies to help you protect your motorcycle and keep it safe. Prevent Motorcycle Theft. Park in Safe, Visible Locations Where you park your motorcycle matters a lot.

Riding a motorcycle offers freedom, adventure, and a unique connection to the road. But just as your bike needs regular care to perform well and stay safe, your personal health requires attention and maintenance. Ignoring either can lead to breakdowns—whether mechanical or physical—that disrupt your journey. Understanding the link between motorcycle upkeep and your own well-being can inspire better habits for both.

Motorcycle training demands focus, skill, and constant improvement. Riders often struggle to identify subtle mistakes or areas needing improvement during practice sessions. Using video cameras during motorcycle training offers a powerful way to enhance learning, providing clear feedback and boosting rider confidence. This post explores how video cameras can transform motorcycle training, making it safer and more effective.

Motorcycling is an exciting adventure that opens doors to freedom, exploration, and a vibrant community. For women who are just starting their riding journey, selecting the right motorcycle can significantly boost confidence and enhance enjoyment. In this article, we’ll highlight five excellent motorcycles for new female riders: the Kawasaki Ninja 500, Honda Grom, Harley Davidson Sportster, Honda Rebel, and Triumph Bonneville.

Motorcycle safety is a critical issue for riders and manufacturers. A major advancement in motorcycle safety technology is the Anti-lock Braking System (ABS). This system helps prevent dangerous accidents by reducing the risk of wheel lock-up during braking. In this post, we will explore what ABS is, how it functions, and its vital role in enhancing motorcycle safety.

Choosing the right tires can feel overwhelming, especially when you're torn between fat motorcycle tires and car tires. Each type brings its own benefits and potential drawbacks. Understanding these differences is essential for making an informed choice that enhances your riding experience. Let’s explore how these tires stack up against each other to help you make the best decision for your next adventure.

This question usually comes up a lot. When is a helmet not safe to use? Helmets save lives, but only if they’re in good condition. A...

The term “the Dark Side” in motorcycling refers to when a rider mounts a car tire on the rear wheel of a motorcycle. It started in online motorcycle forums (especially among touring and cruiser riders) where riders who experimented with car tires were often criticized. Using a car tire on a motorcycle is unconventional and controversial, so those who did it jokingly called themselves part of the “Dark Side” 

Buying a used motorcycle can be an exciting adventure, and with the right preparation, you can make it an enjoyable one. As you explore the many options available, it’s crucial to know what to look for in order to make a wise investment. This guide provides key factors to consider when purchasing a used motorcycle, helping you avoid pitfalls and find the ride that suits you best.

As motorcycle enthusiasts, we all cherish the thrill of riding. The sound of the engine, the wind against our skin, and the sense of...

Theft requires three key parts: motive, opportunity and time (MOT). Reduce your risk by disrupting the process.

Tailgating refers to driving too closely behind another vehicle, with insufficient distance between your vehicle and the one in front.

Have you ever heard of the term engine braking or compression braking? If you haven't I am going to explain the concept and purpose of it.

Target fixation is the root cause of many accidents. Don't become a victim of it. Motorcycle target fixation is a phenomenon that occurs...

There's this crazy belief that unless you have a high end expensive motorcycle you don't have to worry about it being stolen. This just...

Have you looked down and your gear indicator said you were in one gear, but you were in a different one? Maybe you thought you were in neutral because the light was on, but you released the clutch to find out you weren't. Those are faulty lights and switches. Don't rely on them. They are cheap manufactured items produced in bulk probably in some sweat shop in the third world.