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You are in the article means you already know what motovlogging is. Motovlogging is a collaboration of motorcycle riding in a video style that is uploaded on different social media, and video sharing sites like Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, etc., which … read more

If you’ve just bought your MRF motorcycle, you’re probably wondering if you should replace the stock tyres. Stock tyres were notorious for punctures and had great grip. While most tyres have specs that are slightly over tolerance, they do provide … read more

A good hammer is the most effective tool for slashing a motorcycle’s tire. But if you’re not so handy, you can also use a knife. Here’s how. First, turn the tire a half-rotation. Then, carefully slash the upper third or … read more

There are a few ways to ride a railroad in the Southwest US. You can get to the airport by train, ride it around the city, or even go to a national park. There are also many routes that take … read more

The primary difference between car and motorcycle tires is the rubber composition. Motorcycle tires have multiple compounds, a harder one in the center for highway driving and a softer one around the edges for cornering. This design maximizes grip when … read more

There are many possible causes for the front tire of a motorcycle’s wobbling, but the main three are: Improper balance, Weave, and Overinflated Tires. Each of these problems can lead to uneven tire wear. Read on to learn how to … read more

Changing a motorcycle’s tire size is one of the most common maintenance tasks that bike owners face. But, changing the wrong size of a motorcycle’s tire can make it behave unpredictably. Here are some tips to keep in mind when … read more

You might be wondering: is a 2.50-17 rear tyr equivalent to 80/90-17? To answer this question, you need to know a few things. First, what is a typical speed chart? Secondly, what is the typical load index? Then, you will … read more

While most motorcycles were manufactured with specific tire sizes and models in mind, some were built with mismatched tires. In this case, it’s best to consult the owner’s manual to determine the correct tire size and type for your motorcycle. … read more

It is possible to fit a tubeless tyre on a normal ring if you’re using a normal rim. However, putting one on an alloy wheel can lead to problems such as causing a crash. Here are some tips to keep … read more

Curved tyres on motorcycles are designed to provide greater surface contact for turning. They also produce less noise, which makes for quieter interiors. But why are motorcycle tyres curved? Read on to learn why asymmetrical tyres are not recommended for … read more

With Ducati’s sporting heritage, it comes as no surprise that the Diavel has drawn comparisons with Harley-Davidson, a brand with a similar price range. Despite these similarities, the Diavel still managed to surprise Harley-Davidson owners, changing their mind about the … read more

The law of inversely proportional pressure and volume was discovered by Edme Mariotte in 1679. It states that the pressure is inversely proportional to the volume of a fluid. In 1679, Mariotte observed that air volume changes as the temperature … read more

92h on a tire means the speed that the tyre is legally approved for. The other 92h codes on a tire are H, V, and Q. H rated tires are legal for driving at speeds up to 130 MPH, while … read more