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Probably one of the easiest things to lose on your bike is that side cover. Usually it's just covering up your battery or some other miscellaneous wires, but for some reason (at least with my experience), the little plastic tabs that typically keep them in place seem to get ...

The modulating headlight beam from Parker's sport bike flashed in a brilliance that could be seen from blocks away. As the general traffic, monotone and fixated on their normal evening routine, made the commute back to their dwellings, all were blended together by the low-beam camouflage found commonly in ...

One of the most bizarre things that I ever saw riding down the freeway was pulling up past a couple on a big touring Harley-Davison and seeing the woman on the back asleep. Not only was I dumbfounded that someone could feel comfortable enough on a bike to catch some ...

For the longest time, I couldn't tell what the difference between Crash Bars and Highway bars were. They seemed to have the same purpose, and a lot of the time they have the same look. Then I really started thinking about it: the only difference is the psychological ...

Lights on a motorcycle equal safety. The more lights you can have illuminating your path and catching the attention of the cars out on the road the better, I always say. You can't help but notice bright lights when you're driving at night, which is why adding some additional headlights onto ...

Ever get that feeling when you're riding on the freeway that you could fly off at any moment, or that even at 60 mph you're holding on as hard as you can to the handlebars? It's not because you're going too fast; it's probably because you don't have ...

No saddle bag is created equal to another. With all the different sizes and materials out there, it can be hard to find the pair that will compliment your bike as well as have all the room you need. These Willie and Max Black Magic Compact Slant Saddlebags ...

In my opinion, there's never really a wrong accessory that you can put on your bike. Sure, there are ones that work better than others or have more features that you really need, but at the end of the day no matter what you do, you're customizing your motorcycle ...

If you were around during the '90s, I'm sure you've seen (or have at least heard of) Tim "The Tool Man" Taylor and his shenanigans on the TV sitcom Home Improvement. His constant love of making machines that could produce more power than they should have rightly been able to ...

There are really two major things that you can do to a bike to make a drastic change in appearance. Of course, adding chrome here and there or saddlebags is one way, but the two major ones are having a complete paint job, and changing out the handlebars.

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