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5 safety tips for passenger riders / Tips & Advice
Thinking about riding a motorcycle as a passenger for a day? Here’s all you need to know to keep yourself safe.
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5 things we love about the Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 / Featured Article
The Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 is one of the best modern cafe racers you can get your hands on.
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Here's why your next motorcycle should be an adventure bike / Tips & Advice
Thinking about purchasing your next motorcycle? Here’s why adventure bikes should be on your list.
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Is it safe to clutchless shift your motorcycle? / Tips & Advice
Clutchless shifting is a technique used by veteran motorcyclists when shifting gears without operating the clutch. Read on to see if it's safe for you to do it on your motorcycle.
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Should you upgrade your motorcycle’s ECU? / Featured Article
Reflashing your bike’s ECU is a quick and easy way to gain quite a bit more power out of your bike’s engine. Read on to see if it’s worth it.
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Slip-on or full system exhaust - which should you choose? / Featured Article
Upgrading your motorcycle’s exhaust system is a quick and easy way to increase performance and improve your bike’s sound. Let’s look at the two most popular options when it comes to aftermar...
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5 reasons why the Harley-Davidson Sportster 883 is worth your hard-earned cash / Featured Article
Harley-Davidson has long been in the cruiser business. Today, let’s take a look at its most beginner-friendly offering, the Sportster Iron 883.
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Inline-three versus inline-four - Which should you choose? / Featured Article
The inline-three cylinder and inline-four cylinder engine configurations are among the most popular layouts in the motorcycle industry. Let’s take a closer look at these engines, and determi...
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Top 5 accessories for sport bikes / Tips & Advice
Accessories can elevate any experience on two wheels. If you own a sport bike, here are a few exciting modifications for your motorcycle.
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5 expressway-legal scooters worth your hard earned cash / Featured Article
Large capacity scooters, or maxi-scooters are becoming more and more popular. Here are 5 of them to consider.
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5 reasons why we love the Harley-Davidson Fat Boy / Featured Article
The Harley-Davidson Fat Boy is a powerful, comfortable cruiser, designed with classic Harley styling adapted for the modern day.
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Why your next bike should be a dual-sport / Featured Article
Learn more about why dual-sport make great motorcycles for riders looking to elevate the everyday riding experience.
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Are high-flow air filters for your motorcycle worth it? / Featured Article
Upgrading your motorcycle's air filter is a relatively easy way of increasing power and improving overall performance. Here are a few things to consider before performing this upgrade.
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Should you wash your motorcycle after riding in the rain? / Tips & Advice
Riding in the rain can make your motorcycle dirty, particularly in sensitive parts which can affect your bike’s performance in the long run.
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5 maintenance mistakes you should stop making / Tips & Advice
Maintenance done wrongly can make things much worse for your motorcycle. Here are a few tips for DIY maintenance.
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How to replace your motorcycle's chain / Tips & Advice
A step-by-step guide on motorcycle chain replacement.
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Why the Royal Enfield Himalayan is the beginner adventure bike to get / Featured Article
The Royal Enfield Himalayan is a heavy hitter adventure bike in the entry-level segment.
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What makes the Yamaha NMAX such a popular scooter in the Philippines? / Featured Article
The Yamaha NMAX is one of the most popular two-wheelers in the Philippine market. What exactly makes this scooter so special?
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5 things you’re probably doing wrong as a new motorcyclist / Featured Article
Here are a few easily overlooked mistakes you could be making as a new motorcyclist.
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What is ATGATT and why should you do it? / Featured Article
ATGATT (All The Gear, All The Time) is an age-old saying in the motorcycle world. Here’s why you should follow this philosophy.