For as long as motor-powered vehicles have been in existence, ‘how fast can it go?’ has been the question that has been top of mind ever since. Motorcycles particularly are haunted by this premise as they are expected to go fast, have immense amounts of power relative to their weight and by rights you should …
Though riding a motorcycle is already one of the best feelings around, the experience is so much better when you can talk in real time to your friends who are also out cruising with you. Not to forget also that with a Bluetooth communications unit mounted to your helmet you can take phone calls and …
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To sportbike enthusiasts, a multi-cylinder engine singing by at full speed is music to our ears. Alas, not everyone feels that way, and our sportbikes are sometimes delivered from the factory with fairly restrictive exhaust systems that lean towards quiet operation. Happily, the aftermarket answers with a wide array of slip-on exhaust mufflers that retain …
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The pursuit of performance leads to innovation, and technology trickles down from the elite to the common. And this is evident with the advent of quick shifters finding their way onto various road-going high performance sportbikes, but, what exactly is a motorcycle quick shifter? A motorcycle quick shifter is an engine part that automates upshifting …
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There are few things more annoying when you are riding your motorcycle than your helmet visor fogging up and blocking your vision. It is particularly annoying when you are riding in cold weather and the only way to clear your visor or to see the road is to open it up to have cold air …
Most sportbike tank pads primarily protect your paint, keeping jacket or pants zippers from marring the shiny surface of one of the primary focal points on your machine. But do they, as some say, actually assist a rider by allowing extra grip between the knees? Is there a consistent benefit for control when attacking the …
