How to remove motorcycle fairing well-nuts without destroying them.

If you’re a married man who rides a motorcycle, you’ve almost certainly had to face the challenge of trying to convince your wife that riding is a good idea. Sure, there are plenty of great women ride...

The first motorcycle helmet was not a helmet at all – just a leather cap that would prevent nothing more serious than a few cranial grazes. But concussion injuries in bike racing led to the first hard...

Tesla P100DL met is little brother Harley Davidson LiveWire...

In this video, I will be reinstalling the Yamaha r3 stock fairings back onto the bike. So after the accident, I took the fairings off so I can remove the vinyl wrap from them. If you want to know how...

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Is there a right/wrong way of sitting on this bike and what would it be? How do you sit? Red is as far to the front as possible, blue is somewhere in the middle and green is to the back of the seat as...

Shots from an Atlantic magazine article of the same name, with images from various Indian police/military agencies with motorcycle display teams. Amazing!...

Was riding my bike to work, and someone had dropped a can of white paint on the road. It was spilt all across the road, and I tried to cross it at the spot which seemed there was the least paint but n...

This is how I painted my old, used motorcycle wheel spokes. The same process should work for bicycle spokes as well. The bike is a 1974 Honda CL200. The spokes are cadmium plated steel (I think)....

The fairings need to be removed to access a number of parts of the bike so this is a guide on how to take the panels off without breaking anything. It’s not a particularly hard job and takes abou...

This is a step by step video including torque specs....

After studying forums and talking with other "sufferers," several options emerged: - Ignore it (Not for me) - Buy a factory hose (with thermal insulation included) - DIY...

Salespeople at motorcycle dealerships aren’t always bad, but they can be an unfortunately necessary part of the purchase process. ( High Altitude Productions./)Nearly every woman I know has...

Where do your tires come from? From a dealership, duh, but before that, they go through a convoluted chain of importers and distributors and shippers; ultimately, that chain starts at the factory,...