Handlebars / Levers / Grips Reviews

2024 Holiday Buyer’s Guide: Gifts for Your Favorite Motorcyclist

The holiday gift season is in full swing, so we have curated some special deals for you, our dear reader. Whether shopping for a friend, loved one, or yourself, take advantage of these unique discounts from companies who support women who ride.

2024 Holiday Buyer’s Guide: Gifts for Your Favorite Motorcyclist

Do It Yourself Tech: Change Your Motorcycle’s Handlebars for an Easy Reach

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.

Do It Yourself Tech: Change Your Motorcycle’s Handlebars for an Easy Reach

VIDEO: Ride Your Harley-Davidson or Adventure Motorcycle Without the Clutch

Can this really be true? Can you ride a Harley-Davidson motorcycle or an adventure bike like a BMW, without using the clutch lever when shifting gears? Yes you can with a product from Rekluse Clutches. With the EXP Performance Auto-Clutch installed in your motorcycle, your clutch hand is free to just hold the left handgrip so you can focus on the ride.

VIDEO: Ride Your Harley-Davidson or Adventure Motorcycle Without the Clutch

Video Review: Adjustable Brake and Clutch Levers for Small and Big Hands

Adjustable brake and clutch levers are standard fare on most sport touring motorcycles, sportbikes, and some metric cruisers. But on Harley-Davidson models as well as the new Indian motorcycles, the levers from the factory are not adjustable, so riders with smaller hands struggle to reach the levers.

Video Review: Adjustable Brake and Clutch Levers for Small and Big Hands

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