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Selling a bike can easily become an ordeal. But it doesn’t have to! It’s possible to list a motorcycle and have it sell that very week! How do you do that? Here are six simple tips:
Tip #1 – Name your asking price!
It’s surprising how many people list for sale items [...]

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[photo of actual bike for sale from www.biketrader.co.nz]
What do you do when you see that perfect “find” on Craigslist? The only way you can know if it’s a great “find” is if you did your research, know how much the bike is worth (Blue Book), know how much you’re able to spend (factoring in [...]

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“One of the advantages to actually riding a motorcycle is that you don’t have to look like a total poseur wearing your leather motorcycle jacket…” – Unknown
May kicks off motorcycle safety month, so it’s a good opportunity to take a good hard look at your gear.
Helmets

There are really only two words anyone needs to remember [...]

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It’s a strange feeling, the first time you leave your bike unattended on the streets of New York. Someone could just go sit on it and start messing around. A car could knock it over while parking. Anyone could come over and steal it. But the remarkable thing is…you CAN park [...]

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One of the things that happens after you start riding is you start to notice helmets. Sure there’s little scientifically verifiable safety difference between the $55 helmet you get from Auto Zone and the $700 Arai, but it’s hard to resist the lure of a nice lid… It’s the difference between a $20k [...]

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