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Motorbike / Motorcycle Suspension Setup

by
WiseBuddha
Published on 01-09-10 20:53

Categories:

Mechanical

Parts & Accessories

It is going to be very difficult to set your bike up in one day unless you wish to spend a lot of time in the saddle. Therefore I have split up this article into different days to make it easier to read and carry out.

DAY 1 - What is “suspension”

...

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Trangia 25-6UL

by
Muzzychuck
Published on 01-09-10 20:49

Categories:

Touring

It’s a calm early evening, the sun is thinking about setting behind the trees, you’re knackered from a day chasing sheep and all you want to do is relax outside your tent with a cuppa and a copy of Tractor Monthly.

But you’ve travelled ...

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KTM SuperDuke Review

by
Hawkman
Published on 01-09-10 20:02

I'm surprised that no one has done a review yet, so here goes.

I've owned a 2007 SuperDuke for two years now and still love it. I come from a dirtbike/single cylinder background and thought that this would be the next logical ...

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Motorbike Luggage - Things you need to know

by
WiseBuddha
Published on 01-09-10 19:59
Categories:

Parts & Accessories

Touring
Most motorbikes are not renowned for their luggage carrying capabilities, a fact that is painfully obvious if you use yours for touring and to a lesser extent commuting. If you purchased your motorbike with intention of using it primarily as a tourer ...

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An introductory guide to choosing the right motorbike tyres

by
WiseBuddha
Published on 01-09-10 19:57
Categories:

Mechanical

Parts & Accessories

Safety
Tyres, you know those round black things you have on your motorbike? It seems that no other part of the motorbike is discussed and misunderstood as often! A quick look at TRC Motorbike Chat will find some fairly lengthy debates on the subject ...

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Motorbike Brakes - Beginners Information & Bleeding Guide

by
WiseBuddha
Published on 01-09-10 19:51
Categories:

Mechanical

Parts & Accessories

Safety
Having your motorcycle’s brakes functioning properly is something your life depends upon. When was the last time you looked at them, or had them checked by a qualified mechanic?

Modern bikes typically have disc brakes front and rear. Some ...

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Rideout Etiquette & The Marker System

by
WiseBuddha
Published on 01-09-10 18:58
Categories:

Touring

Riding Skills & Techniques
As you can see in the Rideouts & Events section of TRC, many members organise and participate in ride outs. The following article details commonly accepted Ride out Etiquette.

Before you get there

Let the organiser(s)

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Motorbike / Motorcycle Suspension Setup

It is going to be very difficult to set your bike up in one day unless you wish to spend a lot of time in the saddle. Therefore I have split up this article into different days to make it easier to read and carry out.

DAY 1 - What is “suspension”

... read more
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Trangia 25-6UL

It’s a calm early evening, the sun is thinking about setting behind the trees, you’re knackered from a day chasing sheep and all you want to do is relax outside your tent with a cuppa and a copy of Tractor Monthly.

But you’ve travelled... read more
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KTM SuperDuke Review

I'm surprised that no one has done a review yet, so here goes.

I've owned a 2007 SuperDuke for two years now and still love it. I come from a dirtbike/single cylinder background and thought that this would be the next logical... read more
Hawkman 01-09-10 01:00

Motorbike Luggage - Things you need to know

Most motorbikes are not renowned for their luggage carrying capabilities, a fact that is painfully obvious if you use yours for touring and to a lesser extent commuting. If you purchased your motorbike with intention of using it primarily as a tourer... read more
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