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• Preparing Your Motorcycle for Winter Storage

  by RoadCaptain October 25, 2016
       Yep, winter is almost here (even though it seems like summer just got here), for some "Winterizing Your Motorcycle" means gloves and a heavy jacket, however for a lot of riders winter means the bike is going to be sitting idle for a few months. To ensure your motorcycle is re...
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• How Motorcycle Trailers Enhance the Riding Experience

  by RoadCaptain November 3, 2011
  Kendon Offers Advice on How Motorcycle Trailers Enhance the Riding Experience Is it possible to ride less in order to ride more? How many great riding areas are out of reach to bikers today? Is there a solution? Kendon Industries president offers expert opinion for motorcyclists on how to reach n...
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• What Gives a Harley-Davidson Its Unique Sound

  by RoadCaptain August 4, 2011
  There are a bunch of different engine sounds out there... cars, airplanes, boats, lawnmowers, motorcycles and more.  Motorcycles though are probably the most unique because virtually no two sound alike.  Not only does each style of motor have a distinct sound, but even identical motors are...
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• Motorcycle Wind Chill Chart

  by RoadCaptain February 13, 2011
  Ever Wonder What The Wind Chill Temperature Is At Riding Speeds? This chart will help you know what your motorcycle ride will feel like with the wind chill at riding speeds so that you can properly prepare. Note: This chart was updated to reflect the latest calculations accepted by the National ...
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• What to Do After A Motorcycle Accident: A Checklist

  by RoadCaptain November 17, 2010
    So you were just in a motorcycle accident...now what? At the Scene Call 911 For Police & Paramedics: Medical treatment for any injuries is the number one priority. Always. Be sure to give all of your complaints of injury to the first responders so they may examine, treat; and i...
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• The Legend of the Ride Bell (Gremlin Bell)

  by RoadCaptain October 8, 2010
  Sometimes called by different names Ride Bells, Guardian Bells, Gremlin Bells, Motorcycle Bells and others, the legend of the Bell attached to your motorcycle remains somewhat the same.  Though there are many variations out there, this one seems to be the most common...  Looking for&nbs...
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• The Biker - a must read for everyone that drives!

  by RoadCaptain April 20, 2010
  Bikers We're Just People Who Love Motorcycles! So here is a few things you may not know about us... When you see us moving past you quickly: Don't take offense or think we're trying to "show off". Ninety five percent of the time, we're trying to get out of your blind spot or taking ourselve...
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• Tips for Riding a Motorcycle in the Rain

  by RoadCaptain October 14, 2009
     RIDING A MOTORCYCLE IN THE RAIN For many motorcycle riders, the first time riding in the rain is usually an accident or a surprise. Usually, a rider will take off on an all day ride while the sun is shining and by the afternoon they realize they're going to get their fir...
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• Motorcycle Hand Signals

  by RoadCaptain August 1, 2009
  When riding with a group communications between riders can be difficult. The following is a list of common motorcycle hand signals for communicating between motorcyclists. Use them as you see fit.      Click here for Printable Version of the Motorcycle Hand Signals   Safet...
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• Motorcycle Camping Tips and Motorcycle Campgrounds

  by RoadCaptain March 5, 2009
  Motorcycle Camping Tips   Motorcycle camping is one of the greatest ways to get out and enjoy this beautiful country of ours. Riding in the wind on the open road, cooking over an open fire and then bedding down under the stars right next to your bike. What a way to travel! But it can also qui...
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