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Recent Motorcycles Articles

• International Motorcycle Shipping and Overseas Bike Transport By: Michael Bliss - First, you need to get your vehicle prepared for international motorcycle shipping. It involves draining the fuel to less then an eighth of the tank, securing any cables and removing any accessories that you wish to keep (your motorcycle will be handled by different companies and workers in different countries - your items may go missing). Then you need to get your bike to the export warehouse of the international motorcycle shipping company or directly to the ocean port.
• Mini pocket bikes equals maxi fun.-00-1301 By: Sean Taylor - We have all heard of miniature models of different things. Bonsai, dogs, buildings, horses, and dolls are some examples of these models that people have been to a new level of creativity. Motorcycles are no different. Pocket bikes are miniature motorcycles, the 1 to 2 meters in height. They are easy to manage, store and maintain. With a maximum of about 300 pounds, mini pocket bikes can go up to max speed of about 40 mph. You can gas or electricity and is equipped with an engine 49CC.
• Save Huge money By buying Used Motorcycles By: Aubrey Milburn - Buying a new Motorcycle is a long term investment. It is usually the second only to a home as the most expensive thing ever bought. The person has to shell out a vast sum of money later on not only for gas but its proper maintenance as well. To some who can't afford to buy a new Motorcycle, these people have to do the next best thing and settle for a second hand Motorcycle. According to consumer reports, a new Motorcycle depreciates in value once it leaves the lot.
• Motorcycles in the Movies By: Alan Liptrot - When Bud Ekins took the place of Steve McQueen, to jump the wire fence in the film ‘The Great Escape’, he arguably created the most famous motorcycle movie scene of all time, but you will notice that I used the word ‘arguably’, because there are other movies that run this one close. The Great Escape wasn’t a film about motorcycles; it just happened to have the scene that everyone remembers. Interestingly, although McQueen didn’t perform that stunt, it was his idea to include that scene. Both Ekins and McQueen were avid motorcyclists.
• Luggage and Loading - Motorcycle Traveling With Expandable Bags By: Whiteline - Your selection in luggage is key to a successful and enjoyable journey. The longest tour that we have packed for was two weeks. One of those weeks was travel time the other was spent at our destination. During this trip I used expandable luggage by "T-Bags". Their product line from top to bottom I have found to be of quality workmanship and materials. The model I like most is the "Sturgis Bag". The "Sturgis Bag" has 4 external storage pockets and a couple of map pockets that face the rear of the motorcycle.
• Buying your very first Vintage Tractor: Choosing the right one By: Asker Dough - Because you are reading this article, then its obvious that you have an interest in vintage tractors. Maintaining, collecting and refurbishing vintage tractors from days gone by has become extremely popular recently. There are numerous reasons for this; firstly they are relatively low-cost to invest in, and look after and sometimes they cost less than the road tax on a new tractor. Also, they are still of use when it comes to doing work. They are simple and understandable.
• Stretching the Limits at the Austin City Limits Music Festival By: Joe Cline - You want a festival that offers you a little bit of everything. You want a great venue, with plenty of room so you don’t feel squashed amidst the masses of people sure to attend. You want masses of people sure to attend. You want food, drinks, music and vendors. You want fun that, if possible, is not at the expense of the environment - after all you are from Austin, so you must be green - and you want it all at a reasonable cost. Fortunately, the Austin City Limits Music Festival is just that.
• Motorcycle Safety and Awareness; Learn it Before You Hit the Road By: Whiteline - Sturgis? Daytona? Laconia or just around the corner to your local Grocer your destination does not matter if you have not learned the basics of motorcycle safety. We have all heard the stories or personally know riders that have years of riding experience and have made mistakes.  It can happen to anyone at anytime.  By educating yourself you greatly reduce your chances or at the very least improve your abilities to identify and get out of potentially dangerous situations.  Get educated about what your doing.
• History of Choppers By: ChrisMartin - Many people are crazy about bikes and for them it does not count the number of bikes they have. This craze gives them the possession of some of the most adorable bikes, in the motorcyclist community you will find a group of people who love their bikes to be responding to the basics. They are the persons who love to ride bikes that are powerful, fast and just have the essentials. Further choppers have a unique styling statement to them.
• Royal Enfield Motorcycles, To India and Back By: Alan Liptrot - Through necessity, and in common with most other engineering companies of the day, Enfield didnâ��t restrict themselves to one line. They also made lawnmowers, bicycles and rifle parts for a Small Arms factory in Enfield. A clue lies in their logo which depicts a cannon, which I have to say, is infinitely better than a lawn mower. Their motto of â��Made like a gun, Goes like a bulletâ�� is also evidence of their military involvement. In 1907, the company joined forces with a business with the unlikely name of â��Alldays & Onionsâ��, to produce the Enfield-Allday automobile.

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