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Brraaap
This is a big part of the “moto language.” It’s a universal term (or noise) used in multiple situations. It can describe actions, end a conversation, or tell a story. It comes from the wonderful sound a 2 stroke bike makes while someone is riding it fast. Brrraaaaap!
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Now that the weather is warming up, more and more motorcycle enthusiasts are hitting the road. It’s a great time for motorcyclists to get out of the house and enjoy the open air and sunshine but un...
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Which city in the American Midwest is home to the Harley-Davidson museum? A) Milwaukee B) Madison C) Chicago D) Detroit
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Summer Motorcycle Riding
There are 3 key principles when it comes to summer riding: hydration, sun burn prevention and evaporative cooling.
Hydration: Keep well hydrated. Always carry a water bottle full of cold water, and stop at least once an hour for a cold drink.
Sun burn prevention: Apply sunscreen to prevent sunburn. Unless you are looking to sport a “biker” tan, protect all exposed skin, especially on the backs of hands, wrists and the back of your neck.
Evaporative cooling: Wear motorcycle gear specially designed to be protective, but well ventilated — and combine that with light layers underneath.
Here are a few quick tips for summer motorcycle riding:
Watch very carefully for signs of Heat Exhaustion and Heat Stroke.
Bring more water than you think you’ll need.
Include stops on your route where you can cool off
Dress properly and keep your skin covered.
Wear a cooling vest.
Wear a reversed baseball cap with the bill as a neck shade.
Ride with the sleeve zips open and funnel the wind up your arms.?
Cover your seat with a white towel when you are not on your bike.
Cover black gasoline tanks with a towel as well.
Prevent blisters by taking off your wristwatch.
Park in the shade or in a covered parking structure.
Try to stay off of oily patches on the road. They can be as slick and hot as a pancake griddle on hot pavement.
Carry some oil just in case the bike overheats.
Ride early and late in the day … stay inside if you can, in the midday sun.
Happy & Safe Summer Riding!
10 little-known facts about motorcycles
The front tire provides 75 per cent of a bike’s grip when cornering.
The Vespa got its name from the Italian word for wasp.
As well as motorbikes, Kawasaki also manufactures spaceships. It only began making motorcycles in 1962 to publicize its ‘heavy industries’ which were unknown to the public.
Devil, Satan and Lucifer have all been brands of motorcycles.
The first motorcycle was the SH Roper 1869 steam cycle.
The Fonz may have been the epitome of cool but actor Henry Winkler, who played the character, couldn't actually ride a motorcycle.
When Valentino Rossi was five, his dad (a former motorbike racer) built him a go-kart as a substitute to biking out of concern for his son’s safety.
The TOTO motorcycle built in Japan in 2010 ran on human waste.
American Triumph dealer Bud Ekins did the now-famous 65ft motorcycle jump in The Great Escape (in one take), not Steve McQueen.
Between 1917 and 1923 macho American bike firm Harley-Davidson made mopeds. Meanwhile, Hell’s Angels founder Sonny Barger said in his autobiography he prefers Japanese bikes to Harleys.
We hope you enjoyed these tidbits. Impress your friends with your new found knowledge. Happy Riding!
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5 Spring Motorcycle Maintenance Tips
After a long winter, we know you’re ready to get back out on the road, but before you do, make sure your bike is in road-ready condition. Here is a handy motorcycle spring maintenance checklist to get you started so you can ride safely.
1. Change Your Fluids First, check on all the necessary fluids that keep your bike running smoothly. Look for leaks, change the engine oil (if you didn't already before you put your bike away for the winter), then top up these fluids or change them if they have gone bad over the winter:
-Gear oil -Hydraulic fluid -Shaft drive oil -Coolant -Battery fluid
2. Check the Battery The cold can be hard on your bike’s battery. To prepare for your first post-winter ride, make sure your battery is still in good condition. The terminals should be clean, and their connections should be secure.
3. Check Your Controls for Winter Wear Cold temperatures can really do a number on motorcycle parts, so do a thorough inspection of all remaining parts of your bike before you take it out. Be sure you check your:
-Hoses: for cracks, bulges, or leaks -Throttle: for smooth movement -Cables: for damage like kinks or fraying -Levers and pedals: for breaking or bending
4. Inspect the Chassis Last, check the frame of your bike for damage or maintenance. Make sure the:
-Frame: has no cracking or dents -Forks and shocks: are adjusted correctly -Belt and chain: have the right amount of tension -Teeth are mounted correctly -Fasteners are tight
5. Update Your Motorcycle Insurance Choose a motorcycle insurance policy that covers exactly what you need and leaves out the unnecessary coverage. If you have a lot of custom parts or accessories, make sure those are included in your coverage. If you frequently ride with a passenger, think about getting insurance that covers motorcycle guest passenger liability. In an emergency, the right coverage can make all the difference.
Happy SPRING Riding!
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