by Chris Rutter
January 14, 2021
Finding the best motorcycle seat can depend on a variety of factors, including the type of bike as well as your height and strength. In this guide, we'll discuss tips for how to choose the seat that best suits your setup and comfort needs.
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by Chris Rutter
January 07, 2021
Motorcycle engines come with a variety of configurations, final drive systems, cooling systems and much more. If you're curious about the differences between all these options, you've come to the right place. We've put together an easy-to-understand guide on the different types of motorcycle engines as well as their effect on bike performance, cost and other factors.
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by Chris Rutter
December 10, 2020
When you're riding your Harley, you want other drivers to see you so they don't end up crashing into your bike. To avoid getting sideswiped or having a car pull out unexpectedly in front of you, it's a good idea to make your Harley as visible as possible while you're riding.
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by Chris Rutter
December 03, 2020
Investing in proper motorcycle footwear is essential to your safety and comfort while on the bike. Your standard footwear options aren't going to be appropriate for a motorcycle, so it's crucial to know what kinds of footwear will keep your feet and ankles safe in an accident.
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by Chris Rutter
November 26, 2020
Motorcycle security is a major concern for Harley owners around the world. If you don't take steps to secure your bike, it's in danger of theft. Fortunately, there are many ways you can protect your bike from thieves and secure it at your home or while you're out on the town.
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by Chris Rutter
November 19, 2020
When your Harley isn't running right or a light on the dashboard flares up, you need to check out your Harley-Davidson diagnostic codes. These codes reveal where there may be a malfunction in different parts of your Harley and let you know what needs repairing. Keeping your bike in optimal condition starts with understanding how to check error codes and making a habit of doing so regularly to catch issues early.
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by Chris Rutter
November 12, 2020
Riding with a passenger on your Harley can be a lot of fun, but it also comes with a lot of responsibility. You need to keep your passenger safe and ensure they're comfortable. The best Harley riders will take the time to learn more about improving their passenger's experience.
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by Chris Rutter
November 05, 2020
Motorcycle fairings have a major impact on the quality of ride you get out of your bike, providing aerodynamic benefits and engine protection. Several types of motorcycle fairings are available for riders to choose from, with different advantages coming with each type. Knowledgeable bikers will upgrade their motorcycle fairings or customize them to improve their bike's appearance and performance, making it so that their bike reaches its full potential while out on the road.
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by Chris Rutter
October 29, 2020
If you don't have enough light while riding your motorcycle in the dark, you'll be in danger. People often take for granted the ability to see other vehicles, obstructions and the road until their headlight's bulb goes out in the middle of nowhere, far from home. Luckily, by paying attention to some warning signs your bulb is in danger of burning out, you can prevent this situation from ever happening.
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by Chris Rutter
October 22, 2020
You might think motorcycle maintenance logs are only for repair professionals or bike enthusiasts, but this isn't true. Even the most non-handy motorcycle owners can easily keep a maintenance record and get a lot of value from it.
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by Chris Rutter
October 15, 2020
Riding a motorcycle is exciting and gives you a feeling of total freedom, but it also comes with some responsibilities — both to yourself and other motorists. As you look to start riding bikes, you should be aware of the basics and other vital pieces of information relevant to riders.
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by Chris Rutter
October 08, 2020
It's often a better idea to try out multiple bikes before purchasing one to find the perfect fit for you. However, for those who've already purchased a bike, you can still make plenty of changes to ensure it fits your body and delivers a better riding experience.
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