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Motorcycles are noisy by nature. Sometimes, the noise is a satisfying one, like the hearty bark of a healthy exhaust. Other times, your bike may make strange sounds that indicate something is out of place: a buzzing sound when you’re

There are lots of things that can enhance the look of a motorcycle and make it more likely to catch your eye. Sometimes, it’s because the design is unique or the bike is a custom classic. But often, it’s the

There’s no doubt about it: vintage motorcycles look cool. But that’s not the only reason to buy, keep and maintain one. Compared to other types of vehicles like classic cars, vintage motorcycles are affordable, take up a lot less space

A little bit of dirt on your air filter may sound like a small issue, but it can have a big impact on how your motorcycle runs. Your filter guards the entrance to your engine, allowing fresh air to enter

It’s always frustrating to stand in your driveway on a cold morning, repeatedly thumbing your starter motor with no spark. Sadly there are many reasons why your motorbike might be taking too long to start (or sometimes not starting at

Brakes are a motorcycle’s most important safety feature. But apart from applying them when necessary, how much thought do you give to your brakes? Despite saving lives on a daily basis, brakes are commonly overlooked in basic motorcycle maintenance. Changing

Your motorcycle’s suspension system keeps your wheels on the ground, keeps you stable while you do things like steer and stop, and protects your spine from shocks. Motorcycle suspensions use a spring and damper combination to protect you from forces

Having a motorbike that won’t start can be just as baffling as it is frustrating. You’ve got places to be, things to do… and a bike that just won’t go.  Maybe the motorcycle kickstart is not working, maybe the engine

It’s never a good sign when your motorcycle engine stops working normally. Maybe it’s overly noisy, maybe it’s blowing smoke, maybe its performance is suddenly weaker, or maybe you can’t turn it on at all. You know it’s going to

Riding your motorbike regularly keeps it in good shape, as long as you don’t neglect maintenance. Letting your bike sit for too long, on the other hand, causes it to degrade: tyres decline, seals dry up, fluids leak, and moisture