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Motorcycle Shipping Services (Popularity:  )
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If you want to avail of motorcycle shipping services, look for one who knows not only to deliver your motorcycle on the designated date and place, but also one who knows how to take care of it. You wouldn’t like for your motorcycle to have scratches on it and some dents during transit.
Motorcycle shipping is now made easy and convenient with the many businesses that now provide such services. There ...
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Benefit From Buying A Used Harley (Popularity: )
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Buying a used Harley from a secondhand dealership is not as cool as buying a brand-new ride. It is definitely much cooler. Not to pull your chain or anything, but used Harleys are the bomb. However, few people have the sense to believe and actually practice this when buying their big boy rides. There are definitely some good things about buying a used Harley and you can benefit from knowing ...
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On-Road/Off-Road Safety - Motorcycle Face Shields and Eye Protection (Popularity: )
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As you hop on your Harley-Davidson, Honda or Yahama and take to the open road, it is wise to invest in several pieces of protection. A cycle ride without some of sort of eye and face protection is pretty risky. What is a rider to do when he or she take a pounding from the elements, such as wind, dirt, rain, and dust? Without something to shield the face, such ...
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Bike Tips: Town Riding (Popularity: )
Three Lanes and an Indicator
The over-heated city worker has no patience, especially when looking for parking. If you find yourself on either the left or right side of a three-way lane, bare this in mind. Commonly, the driver in front of you will spot an empty parking bay. Not thinking to indicate, he’ll swerve towards it without checking his mirrors.
In addition, an oncoming car that’s indicating their intent to turn ...
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Bike Tips: the Night Rider! (Popularity: )
Out of the darkness he rode, blacker than sin but dumber than a bag of hammers. Riding a motorcycle at night brings a new twist to the riding game so take in a few tips on reflective gear; braking, night blindness and other related topics…
Reflective Tape
Get the pants and jacket with the reflective stripes already built in. This serves to enlighten other road users to your presence. Also, try and ...
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DOT and Snell Motorcycle Helmets: Understanding DOT and Snell Ratings (Popularity: )
A number of factors come into play for a rider when considering a new helmet purchase. One factor all riders must consider, and the number one reason to wear a helmet in the first place, remains safety.
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), in 2003, when comparing mile for mile, motorcycle riders faced a 32 percent greater likelihood of dying in a wreck compared to drivers in a ...
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ORV Safety & Motorcycle Safety (Popularity: )
Most ATV users whether riding for work or pleasure have little or no formal riding training and tend to think of ATVs as toys. On the contrary, ATVs are rider active vehicles, which means riders must master basic riding skills in order to ride them safely. When given the proper respect, ATVs can be a valuable work tool and provide considerable entertainment.
To insure safety, a rider should take several precautions ...
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Becoming One With Your Motorcycle, Vehicle, Aircraft, Machine or Space Ship (Popularity: )
Have you ever strapped yourself into a racecar or tightened up every muscle in your body on a high-performance race bike motorcycle? What if your body became one with the machine and your hands connected themselves physically to the machine? Your body organic became one with the inert structure?
What if your vibrational energy in your body sent messages from your nerves to the nano-tech construction, which sensed ever twitch and ...
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All About Motorcycle Helmets (Popularity: )
Motorcycle helmets are very important in keeping people alive. In fact, there is nothing that will help you more in a crash situation than wearing one. A motorcycle helmet protects the head, and is also used as a face shield, for ear protection, and for intercom purposes.
Modern helmets are made from plastics, and are often reinforced with Kevlar or a carbon fiber. For comfort and protection they generally have fabric ...
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