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Trouble Shooting Suspension Problems.

Posted on May 16th, 2009
Adjustment locations: Forks Rebound adjustment (if applicable) is located near the top of the fork. Compression adjustment (if applicable) is located near the bottom of the fork. Spring preload adjustment (if applicable) is generally hex style and located at the top of the fork. Lack of Rebound Symptoms: ' Forks are plush, but increasing speed causes loss of control and traction ' The motorcycle wallows and tends to run wide exiting the turn causing fading traction and loss of control. ' ...
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"Understanding Your Auto Insurance"

Posted on May 15th, 2009
Reading auto insurance policies can be like trying to decipher advanced calculus. It's really not that difficult if you understand a few basic terms. Collision, Comprehensive, Bodily Injury Liability and Property Injury Liability are the main terms you need to fully understand. You'll appreciate Collision Coverage in the event you need repairs or replacements if your vehicle collides with another vehicle or property. The higher the deductible you elect, the lower your premiums will cost you. ...
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Shine. Honda runs out of names and fonts

Posted on May 14th, 2009
A few days back (yes guys, I have been sluggish) I was at the launch of the Honda Shine, HMSI's (the other Honda..) new 125 bike. This is an important motorcycle for HMSI as this is the one that will bring in the bread...Unicorn and the scooters already bring in the butter. But at the launch I was a bit disappointed by the Shine. The bike is a good package. There is nothing new or scintillating in the Shine, nothing that will make me sit up and take notice, nothing that will excite anything. ...
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Weight and Motorcycle

Posted on May 13th, 2009
Have you ever bothered about the significance of weight to your bike? Maybe yes, but to other riders, the answer will be on the negative. Weight affects the performance of the motorcycle. In fact, it greatly improves the bike's braking acceleration and deceleration. Thus, to reduce the weight of the wheels can make a great boost. That change can be a catalyst to achieve your most desired motorcycle performance. Motorcycle parts and accessories play an important role in the performance of the ...
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Custom Chopper Kits

Posted on May 12th, 2009
Choosing the parts that your custom chopper will be made of can be very confusing, considering the large numbers of custom chopper bike kits available on the market today. Chopper innovators like Biker's Choice, Phantom Cycle, Paul Yaffe and many more sell chopper-in-a-box kits available for chopper enthusiasts. Thanks to these kits, custom choppers have become quite affordable and are no longer necessarily toys for millionaires or master mechanics. Custom chopper kits provide the future ...
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Be The "Envy" Of Your Neighborhood And Lower Your Fuel

Posted on May 11th, 2009
Have you heard about the ENV yet? It's pronounced like "envy" and stands for Emissions Energy Vehicle. After many years of testing, Intelligent Energy of London has developed a motorcycle-like vehicle that shows lots of promise. The ENV was introduced in early 2006 and has shown great promise by being embraced by the public. The technology used in this vehicle is a fuel cell. For the technology-minded, it uses a proton exchange membrane fuel cell. The cell converts hydrogen and oxygen to ...
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With or Without Motorcycle Windscreens

Posted on May 10th, 2009
There is an extant argument about windscreens. Some riders are against the idea of having them in their motorcycles. On the other hand, there are riders who appreciate the importance of having these motorcycle accessories. Which perspective are we going to consider? Are we going to travel with or without motorcycle windscreens? Most riders are not used to riding with windscreen on their bikes. This is because they find it a barrier in riding. At times, this can be truthful. In fact, when you ...
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Colored Motorcycle Lever Covers

Posted on May 9th, 2009
There are times when we want to be funky, trendy and hot. In fact, we want to have the best of the best motorcycle parts to complement our dear partner in riding. There are several innovations that have been introduced to riders. They are offering a wide-variety of choices which ranges from motorcycle models, parts and accessories, Some are somewhat hard to believe, some are not that beneficial however, mostly are considered a hit! Customization has also developed into a craze. It is an ...
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Choosing Motor Cycle Gloves - Carhartt Gloves

Posted on May 8th, 2009
We have plenty of choice when it comes to the Carhartt Gloves for motor cycle riding. Your selection will depend on your style and personal preference in terms of how you prefer the gloves to be. Some riders have a preference for the half fingered variant which look more like the gloves for weight training. This type of gloves has the top of fingers and palm covered, but has exposed tips. At Carhartt Gloves, we understand these sensitive preferences and you will be pleased with the wide array ...
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How to Build a Weedeater Bike

Posted on May 7th, 2009
Having a motorized bike can be great fun. If you are looking to build a weedeater bike here are a few pointers to make your case simple- How Does it Work? The whole process very simply involves installing a motor on your bicycle and powering your bicycle using the motive force generated by the motor. The motor is usually a 2-cycle variant and runs on a different fuel mixture that is not routinely available at all gas outlets. It is quite cost effective though. The motor that you plan needs ...
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