If a motorbike is not ridden for an extended period of time, the battery may suffer the most. This article answers the most common battery questions, plus advice on how to charge your battery.How long can I leave my motorbike without the battery going flat?A conventional battery (we'll ignore lithiu Read More

Properly maintaining your motorbike not only keeps it safe, it also means it handles and performs at its best. Doing some - or even all - of the work yourself can save you money and give you more satisfaction with your bike.How do I look after my wheel bearings?If the seals around your bike's axle a Read More

A motorbike fairing is a housing placed on the frame of some motorbikes, particularly racing motorbikes and sport bikes, with the primary purpose of reducing air resistance. Secondary functions are to protect the rider from airborne hazards and wind-induced lowering of body temperature, and to prote Read More

Certain electrical devices will be jake burned and with the passage of time, the battery voltage stabilization performance will gradually lose, the voltage will gradually rise, it is easy to burn certain electrical devices because of the full wave charging easy to overcharge, there is a half-wave ch Read More

There is a very important electrical device on a motorbike that supplies a stable charging voltage to the motorbike battery, and this is the voltage regulator. Rectification is to change the AC voltage into DC voltage, and voltage stabilisation is to stabilise the variable voltage output from the ge Read More

Motorbikes are becoming increasingly popular with young people as a means of transport for speed and excitement.However, many people know very little about motorbike maintenance techniques, and many of them are told by others, unaware of the fact that motorbike technology has progressed so much and Read More

How do I remove the tyre warmer?Before unplugging the tyre warmer, check the pressure in the tyres. Then make sure you are ready to drive on the track.An important point: unplug the heaters first and then remove them. I usually take them off in the opposite way: first the rear heater, then the front Read More

How do you fit a motorbike tyre warmer?This may seem obvious, but I have seen it used the wrong way and the bike falling over has caused the tyre warmer to catch fire. You will need a front and rear paddock stand, a support for the bike, the tyre warmer, and some power (generator or plug-in). Before Read More

How hot is hot enough?There is no exact word, every tyre is different. Some road tyres will benefit from preheating, but don't overbake them as they can overheat on the track. A heavy bike, ridden hard on the track, will soon overheat the tyres, which can be seen in the tread. Race tyres can range f Read More

There are many questions and comments about tire warmers. Do you need them? How do you use them properly? What are the benefits of using them? I have witnessed track day and club racers using them incorrectly, and I have seen drivers disregard tire warmers when they really should be used.So, we thou Read More

Certain motorcyclists want to know their lap times when they are racing. How should I do this? Because after 10 laps the rider doesn't remember why he was so fast on the fifth lap. A Laptimer is therefore needed because it shows his laptime at the end of each lap and he can directly assess what the Read More

Brakes are the most important part of your motorbike; it doesn't matter how fast you can go if you can't stop. Maintaining your bike's brake calipers is vital to their safety and optimal working condition, so our simple guide will show you how to look after them and how to rebuild them when the time Read More