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How To Pick The Best Motorcycle Shipping Firm Body


If it will be your first time to partner with a motorcycle shipping business, the following are the issues you have to contemplate and get them the right answers:
1. How will the corporation manage the pick-up from your home?
2. Will the provider deliver your motorcycle to your hotel or house in your vacation destination?
3. How much is the price of motorcycle shipping from your home to your getaway? Is your budget good enough?
4. Is there any protection you may get against shipping deterioration? Like what is going to manifest if you find a dent or destruction that was not there before your motorcycle was transported?
5. How long is the shipping and delivery?

These represent the concerns you must respond to so that you can recognize which corporation you are likely to work with. If you feel that the organization can supply what exactly you need, then pick that one.

If you would like have a very delightful holiday and it means transporting your motorcycle, it is always better if you recognize the facts of motorcycle shipping. Do your research, conduct research, and request for recommendations.

It's true that you have to suit your needs but it does not necessarily mean that you have to sacrifice good quality. Choose a motorcycle shipper which can produce both wonderful and affordable service. In some cases, the cheapest choice is not necessarily the best. Safety of your motorcycle must be on top of your main concerns.

There are various shipping companies that you can work with. Just be sure that you select the right one.

KTM Introduces E-Speed and Freeride E E-Motorcycles


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Company Karbona no way connected with the production of four-wheel vehicles, it works with two-wheeled vehicles, bicycles.

The last of their creation – created with the assistance of Land Rover and is called the Range Rover Evoque Bicycle. Bike was created by Karbona led designers Land Rover, chief among them – Gerry McGovern.

KTM is one of the most famous off-road motorcycles manufacturers in the world. This company, founded in 1934 in the Austrian city of Mattighofen, Austria, has a long and rich tradition of making some of the best off-road bikes. They make various types of motorcycles designed for off-road driving, including motocross bikes, cross-country bikes, enduro bikes and dual-sport bikes. They are all powerful, high-performance bikes, and most of them are race bikes, but there are some KTM models that are street-legal. Now it seems like KTM is looking to get into the electric motorcycles market with two new models, that are very different from everything else they've done so far. It's the E-Speed scooter and the Freeride E bike.
E-Speed Electric Scooter
The E-Speed is a concept scooter that was recently unveiled by KTM at the Tokyo Motorcycle Show. Scooters have never had great performances, and they don't offer anything extraordinary in the looks department, either. This scooter is something completely different from the rest of the scooters we are used to seeing. It's powered by a 11-kWh electric motor, producing 14 horsepower and 26 lb-ft of torque. There is a 4.36-kWh lithium-ion battery pack, that you can charge in only 2 hours using a 220 V outlet. It can go 37 miles per one charge, and it has a 53 mph top speed. Although it only weighs 308 pounds, it is heavier than most scooters. It's excellent for urban traffic, as it has single-sided swing arms and WP suspension, along with ABS brakes, so it has great, stable handling. As it's a fully electric motorcycle, it doesn't emit any CO2, and it produces no engine noise whatsoever.
This is a very interesting, cool bike, with a sporty, edgy look, that's very similar to the more powerful bikes KTM makes, so it's nothing like the conventional scooters. It's still only a concept, but it should go into production pretty soon.
Freeride E
Unlike the E-Speed, the Freeride E is a high-performing motorcycle, and is one of the few electric off-road bikes. It's electric motor provides 30 horsepower and 31 lb-ft of torque. You can ride it for 40 minutes until you have to recharge it, which is acceptable, since it's designed to participate in motocross races, and they last no more than half an hour. It takes 90 minutes to fully charge the battery. It features a steel-aluminum composite frame, and it only weighs 209 pounds. This electric bike can be yours for $12,900.

Taking The Road To Motorcycle Riding



in the UK, one thing that many teenagers who turn 17 want to do first is start working towards their driving licence. A driving licence gives a level of freedom and opportunity, not normally afforded to someone of this age before. However, with it can come the stresses of equal spells tedium and road rage. There is another option... Motorbikes!
If you want to start on the path to motorcycle riding, the first thing you will need to do is complete your Compulsory Basic Training (CBT). The CBT is a short one day course that gives complete novices the chance to get used to the handling and awareness required for motorbike riding, away from busy roads and under the supervision of an instructor. If the instructor is happy with your progress, you will be given a certificate that allows you to ride on the road without supervision (but still carrying L plates) for a period of two years.
Once experience has built up enough and/or extra lessons have been taken, it is time for the next stages in obtaining a full motorbike licence. A multiple choice motorcycle theory test must be passed first, after which you can move onto the practical part of the test. This hands on aspect of the test is split into two modules - one of off road manoeuvres and hazard avoidance, the other an on road session of monitored 'free' riding. Upon successful completion of all these stages, the newly licenced rider is permitted to ride any bike up to 25kW in power for the first two years, and then they are free to ride any sized motorcycle.
However that's not all - if the learner rider is 21 or over, they can instead opt to take their practical test via the Direct Access scheme. It involves taking fundamentally the same test but using a higher powered motorcycle than the standard 125cc machine, and when completed gives the new motorcyclist immediate access to any sized bike. Learners looking to take the Direct Access Scheme are allowed to practise on the large motorbike only under the supervision of an instructor.
Most new bikers will opt for the standard test with the two year "probationary" period - meaning getting used to the world of 125cc motorbikes, a perfect starting step into a life of motorcycle riding. There are options to match most riding styles, from the sturdy and reliable Honda CB125 to the speedy and stylish Aprilia RS125.

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Daily Motorcycle News • FULL-ON FRENCH ATTACK AT FRENCH WSB




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FIXI Crescent Suzuki racer Jules Cluzel will be joined by replacement rider and eight-time World Endurance Champion Vincent Philippe for this weekend's eni FIM Superbike World Championship event to ensure an all-out French assault for the team at Magny-Cours.
The English-based World Superbike squad will take on a certain Gallic feel at the 4,410m French circuit as home-star Cluzel gets a fellow countryman opposite him in the box as a substitute for the injured Leon Camier. FIXI Crescent Suzuki's full-time Frenchman will be looking to carry-on with the strong form that he showed last time out in America, when he took an impressive sixth and seventh place finishes in the two races. Cluzel won at Magny-Cours last season in the Supersport class and hopes that his knowledge of the circuit, paired with the recent improvements he has shown on the Yoshimura-powered Suzuki GSX-R, will help him push closer to the front group.
Philippe heads to Magny-Cours hot-on-the-heels of securing his eighth World Endurance Championship with the Suzuki Endurance Racing Team last month. His familiarity with the track, and how a Suzuki GSX-R performs there, could prove invaluable as he learns how a full-blown Superbike handles and behaves. Philippe has raced at the circuit many times in the 24-hour Bol d'Or, including taking a podium there in this season's race and winning the prestigious event on seven previous occasions. He will be joining the team as a substitute for the injured Leon Camier, who is continuing with a thorough healing regime in an attempt to be fit for the final race of the season at Jerez later this month.
The Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours is situated near the town of Nevers in the Burgundy region of France, approximately 260km south of Paris. Originally a kart circuit, the huge improvements over the years has resulted in the current FIA and FIM homologated track, which has staged Formula One Grands Prix and is also home to the World Famous 24-hour Bol d'Or. The design of the circuit is demanding on riders, machines and tyres alike and with a mix of fast straights, heavy braking downhill sections and slow hairpins, it is a track that demands concentration and respect to give the riders any chance of finding a rhythm
The World Superbike schedule returns to its usual look this weekend, with the first free practice session on Friday morning, before qualifying begins in the afternoon. Saturday morning will see a second qualifying, when both Cluzel and Philippe will be looking to secure their positions in that afternoon's Superpole. Sunday's two 23-lap races will get underway at the usual time of 12.00hrs local time (11.00hrs BST) and 15.30hrs local time (14.30hrs BST).
Jules Cluzel:

"I am finally having my own home race of the season after having two home races with the team - so this one is for me! Last year I won the Supersport race in tricky conditions and it looks like it will be the same this weekend, it could be cold and raining, so not much fun. We had some good races in America and I will be trying my hardest to get one of my best results of the season this weekend. I think we will enjoy it because it is a track I enjoy - not really in the wet - but in the dry it's great, so I hope it is sunny. I will have lots of family, friends and hopefully many French fans cheering for me so I want to put on a good performance for all of them, as well as for the team. I also want to welcome Vincent to the team; it will be great having him here and good to hear another French voice in the garage."

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Ryan looks simply fetching in this full-face helmet. He should wear it on the red carpet.

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Motorcycle Helmets - How to Make Sure Your Helmet Fits Properly

 

Proper helmet sizing is important when riding a motorcycle. One of the last things that a rider should be concerned with on the road is their helmet flopping around on their head due to the incorrect size. Therefore, one must be willing to take the time in order to pick out the proper helmet and ensure that it will fit properly.
To determine which size is best for you, take a cloth tape measure and measure around the crown of your head, on your forehead and right above your ears at the largest circumference. Be sure to pull the tape measure tight against the head, you don't want any slack or you run the risk of the helmet fitting too loosely.
Follow the manufacturer's sizing guide for each helmet. Every manufacturer's helmet will fit a bit differently. Don't assume if you are a size large in one helmet, you will be a size large in every helmet. Each helmet fits differently and if you don't follow proper sizing guidelines and adhere to sizing charts, you run the risk of purchasing a helmet that does not fit properly. You also may want to be aware of your head size. Different manufacturers make helmets that fit different shaped heads, for example, oval or round. A helmet manufactured for a round head may not fit an oval-shaped head as well.
First, let's start with how to try on a helmet. Grab the helmet by the straps and pull the helmet over your head from the top rear down. If the helmet slides on too easily, the helmet is too big. If the helmet does not slide on at all, it is too small. Be aware that this may take some practice pulling the helmet on and off. Only if the helmet is impossible to put on should you move to the next size. Be sure the helmet is on properly. You don't want the helmet to be positioned either too high or too low. So many times I have seen a new rider attempt to pull a helmet from the front down which makes it much more difficult, awkward and uncomfortable.
A full face motorcycle helmet should fit just like a brand new tennis shoe. It should fit tight, almost uncomfortably tight. If the helmet shakes or moves, it is too loose which offers little protection. The cheek pads will break in anywhere from 10 to 20% over the first 30 days of use so a bit tight is better than a bit loose.
Once the helmet is on, check for spaces between the cheek pads. Is there contact between the cheeks and the cheek pads? If yes, the helmet fits. Is there unnecessary pressure between the cheeks and the cheek pads? If yes, then smaller cheek pads can often be purchased and swapped out. Don't just assume you need the next size up because then the helmet will likely be too big. Next, check the helmet for movement up and down and side to side. If there is little movement, the helmet fits. If there is movement, it is too big.


 

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