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Backmarker: Deconstructing DuQuoin Tire Controversy
For the last couple of months, I’ve been tracking a story that has the AMA Flat Track paddock up in arms, although for most of that time, no one’s been willing to go on the record. That made it hard for media outlets to pick up the story...read more
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Motorcycle Customization: A Hobby for Bike Lovers!
Motorcyclists know that owning and riding a bike is more than just a mode of transportation. Whether you have a growling hog or a buzzing rocket, your bike is a lifestyle, a culture, and a mode of self-expression. Customization is a great hobby that allows you to work with your hands and create a bike that is uniquely you.
Construct Your Style
When it zomes to your chariot, you want something that is an extension of yourself on the road. One thing to consider is how your alterations affect the performance, speed, and balance of your bike. You should also think about these things when purchasing a bike. Buying used allows you to find a motorcycle that is already close to your needs and won’t break the budget.
Ways to Customize
A used bike will also give you more cash left over for modifications. There are many elements of your bike that can be personalized, including, but not limited to:
Tires
Frames
Fuel Tanks
Handlebars
Exhaust
Wheels
Seats
Paint Job
The best part of customization is that you can get exactly the look you want on a bike that runs beautifully. You don’t have to sacrifice performance for aesthetic.
Getting Started
First you must find the right bike for the right price, and then imagine what your dream bike looks like. With the right parts, advice, and elbow grease you can build a custom motorcycle that reflects your personal style. To gain inspiration check out this website about motorcycle customization in Santee.
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Nice Wheels
New wheels add style and swag points to your bike like no other accessory. If you are looking to customize your ride these beauties look classy and can be engraved. Turning heads won’t be a problem with a pair of wheels like these.
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Four Common Mistakes to Avoid When Purchasing a Used Motorcycle
Motorcycles are great alternatives to cars. They are easier to store and park because of their size. Plus they are way more fuel efficient, which is great considering how expensive gas can be. Buying a used bike is affordable, but in order to get the most out of your new mode of transportation you should make sure you are a savvy consumer. Here are some common mistakes you can easily avoid when buying a used motorcycle.
Not Planning Ahead
One of the biggest mistakes a first time buyer can make is not figuring out what they want ahead of time. There are many different types of motorcycles out there. Think about what you will be using your bike for. Is it just for recreation or will it be your main vehicle? After you determine its use, consider what is most important to you. Is it performance? Speed? Aesthetic? Will you be riding it long distances? These types of questions help you narrow your search from the get-go.
Not Doing Your Homework
Just because a bike runs does not mean it is a good purchase. It is important to check things like vehicle identification numbers (VINs) and maintenance records. When looking at a bike, you can quickly do a visual check to match the VIN on the frame to the one on the engine. If they do not match, the seller should have a good reason as to why. The VIN should also be used to look into insurance rates, manufacturing problems, and owner history. You don’t want to accidentally buy a stolen motorcycle. Maintenance records can give you a good idea as to the quality of the bike.
Buying the First Bike You Look At
It is easy to get excited about a good-looking bike you see online, but don’t jump the gun. Take your time when making your decision. Whether you want a bike for commuting or recreation, you should make sure to check out all your available options. Being patient and sensible helps you avoid buyer’s remorse.
Be Realistic
You might have dreams about fixing up a used bike or finding a basic one to customize. Putting work into your motorcycle is a great hobby and can be very rewarding. However, it is important to be realistic about the time and money you can put in. It would be a tragedy to buy a bike only to have it sit in your garage unused. If you need to use it soon, buy something that is road ready. If you are looking for a project, you’ll have more options available to purchase. Visit this website to learn more about a used motorcycle store in La Mesa.
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