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Difference between motorcycle oil and gearbox oil for wet clutches
A wet-clutch motorcycle makes lubrication more complicated than choosing a strong oil for the engine. Its clutch, gears and bearings may share the same oil…
Clean a Motorcycle Air Filter Without Damaging It
Cleaning a motorcycle air filter is a small job with an outsized effect on engine health. Dust, insects and road grit can restrict airflow, while a torn or…
How to replace motorcycle chain and sprockets on a shaft drive bike
If you are looking for how to replace motorcycle chain and sprockets on a shaft drive bike, there is an important catch: a conventional shaft-drive motorcycle…
Motorcycle carburetor jetting for altitude: a complete guide
Altitude changes the way a motorcycle engine breathes, so a carburetor tuned near the coast may leave a rider chasing hesitation on a steep climb. The purpose…
Why your motorcycle suspension feels too stiff and how to fix it
When your motorcycle suspension feels too stiff, ordinary roads become tiring and off-road riding punishing. Likely causes include a high spring rate,…
How to install aftermarket motorcycle turn signals
Aftermarket motorcycle turn signals can refresh a tired bike, improve visibility and offer more suitable brackets. The fitting is manageable, but connectors,…
What to look for when buying a used motorcycle engine
Buying a used motorcycle engine is easier when you know exactly what the seller is offering. A complete, running unit with its electrics and accessories is…
How to replace motorcycle brake rotors and choose the right type
A motorcycle brake rotor, often called a brake disc in Australia, is the steel component clamped by the brake caliper. When the pads slow the bike, the rotor…
The Best Way To Store A Motorcycle Battery During Winter
A motorcycle battery can lose charge quickly when a bike sits unused, particularly during cooler months. Even in Australia, where winter riding remains…
How to Diagnose and Replace a Faulty Motorcycle Speed Sensor
A motorcycle speed sensor sends wheel or gearbox rotation data to the speedometer, ECU, ABS system and, on some models, the traction-control system. When it…