Motorcycles are loved by all the teenagers or young peoples. Not only young people’s but also the service holders, businessmen and many more other peoples from different occupation ride motorcycles. Most of those riders didn’t know how they can reduce their fuel cost or they had no headache about, why their favorite motorcycle is consuming extra fuel and ... more

We at MotorcycleFair.com have written several tips in regards to bike driving safety and abiding by the driving rules. In this particular site, we will be discussing few tips which one should follow to drive safely on roads this Ramadan that will not only keep you safe but others as well.  The holy month of Ramadan has already sta ... more

Getting your bike serviced is one such feeling that allows you to stay stress-free for the given period of time on that user manual. Most bikes are serviced at 3000 km while those with bigger engines enjoy longer 5000, 6000 or even 10,000 km service interval. As most people are regular commuters with not much experience in motorcycling ... more

Motorbike Mileage Problem is a big problem now a day. Bike Mileage Tips 10 Quick Tips to Improve Your Bike's Mileage Lets see it .1) Getting your bike serviced on time brings the chances of loss to the machine at the minimum. A healthy engine would return a better mileage than that with non-timely servicing. Also prefer using the same grade oil w ... more

In each vehicle tyres square measure one among the foremost vital and essential elements. while not smart tyres your vehicle won't run properly. typically owing to tyre puncture, lack of tyre pressure and for alternative reason several accidents happens. In motorbikes tyre section is incredibly sensitive and for several reasons riders should ought to take ... more

Railroad tracks can be intimidating to new riders, and even experienced riders need to treat them with respect. But crossing them is easy if you know how. Most important Attack them from a perpendicular angle cross them at 90 degrees to the way they run, or as close as you can to that. This may mean you need to swerve in your road lane, cross the tracks, an ... more

Over and over and over in the riding section of The Total Motorcycling Manual you’ve heard us tell you to stand up on the footpegs when riding. A motorcycle set up for proper control will have the foot-pegs pretty close to directly under your hips—dirt-bikes are probably the best example, and cruisers with their pegs set way o ... more

Conspiracy theorists will tell you that the lack of center-stands on today’s bikes is a plot to make you take it to a dealer for service. In reality it’s for cost savings, weight reduction, and increased ground clearance. If you do have one, here's how to use it. Start by standing to the left of the bike, and take hold of the left handlebar grip with your left hand. Straigh ... more

Motorcycles stop faster and accelerate harder when they’re straight up and down, because that’s when the tires put the most footprint to the road surface. Suspension components also work best in the pure vertical plane—leaning the bike over puts side loads on them, encouraging binding and frame flex. But we need to lean bikes over in order to turn. What ca ... more

Changing a grip looks like such an easy job, but often proves more frustrating than trying to give an angry Siamese cat a bath. But it doesn’t have to be that way if you try these pro tips. The easiest way to remove an old grip is to slice it off with a razor blade. Want to reuse it instead? Pull it away from the bar and spray a healthy dose of contact cleaner in the gap. Work fast, a ... more

What can drivers do to share the road more safely? Let Check out these tips: 1. Beware your blind spots. Motorcycles are smaller than cars so they can be doubly as difficult to see when turning or switching lanes. Be sure to make a visual check as well as use your mirrors when turning or merging. 2. Slow down behind motorcycles. Motorcycles don’t handle the ... more

Safety Tips for Motorcycle Sharing the Road is : 1. Wear a helmet! Hopefully you already have this one covered… no pun intended! A helmet is essential for safe riding. Helmets are your best defense against a serious brain injury should you get in a motorcycle accident. Not all states require that you wear a helmet, but you should. Make sure it fits securely ... more

We have all heard it – each every day motorcycle crash news now its a common news for us. Here are my Top-10 Street Riding Survival Tips... 1. No drugs, no alcohol when riding. If you take prescription drugs know whether the medication has known side effects such as slowed reaction times, dizziness, drowsiness and so on. This can be particularly important if the dosage of an ... more

You have probably seen this all-too-familiar scenario play out during a race or even experienced it yourself: A rider crashes or rides off the track, and the following rider—seemingly mesmerized by the drama unfolding in front—follows the errant rider right off the track. The phenomenon is commonly referred to as target fixation and can be a huge problem for riders on the stre ... more

Safety in Gear When talking about ways to enhance your safety on a motorcycle, most people think of helmets, knee or elbow protectors, or leather suits. True, all these things are meant to make you safer. But don't forget that there is a more direct way to enhance your own safety. Avoiding Accidents You can enhance your safety by doing ever ... more