The first thing to do when buying any motorcycle is make necessary ergonomic adjustments to the handlebars, levers, footpegs and foot controls, seat, and suspension so you can easily reach the grips with a relaxed bend in your elbows with feet and hands comfortably able to use all the controls. We show how we changed a Harley-Davidson Street 750 to better fit a short woman rider.
Imagine being able to experiment with painting your motorcycle tank and/or parts with different colors and if you dont like those colors you can erase them. Well thats what Plasti Dip is! Think of it as spray paint in a can thats removable after youve painted it.
WRN Associate Editor, Tricia Szulewski, has compiled a short list of tips to help you tackle and prevent some common problems women have when working on their bikes.
Make sure your bike stops when you want it to with this step-by-step lesson in replacing brake pads.
Keep up with necessary bike maintenance in this step-by-step lesson in DIY tire maintenance.
Keep up with necessary bike maintenance in this step-by-step lesson in DIY oil changes.
WRN contributor Brittany Morrow shares her best tips for DIY motorcycle maintenance that will keep you safe on the road and out of the mechanics shop!
Want to save a little money on motorcycle maintenance? One simple way to do it is by maintaining and replacing your air filter yourself.
Fighting the wind while riding can put a lot of strain on your head, neck, shoulders, arms, and back. One of the easiest ways to rectify a turbulent ride is to add or change your motorcycle’s windshield. WRN Associate Editor, Tricia Szulewski, reviews National Cycle’s VStream windshields.
Like bears, motorcycles benefit greatly from hibernating during harsh winters. Our guide will ensure your bike is ready to go when the ice melts.