Showing posts with label Right. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Right. Show all posts

Friday, July 1, 2011

Careful Choices Bring You the Right Motorcycle Mufflers

Care is better than prevention! Like so many other sensible persons, I agree with this proverb. The only question that makes people confused is whether or not it is possible to remain careful in all walks of life. If it's so, how can a person enjoy his life? How can you enjoy something when you're frightened? Adventures are thrilling because there are risks involved in them. Anyhow, to understand this preamble and how it is linked to motorcycle mufflers, you need to differentiate between two steps:

1) A step that needs careful attitude to do something and
2) A step that actually rests on the 1st one.

Let me explain it by an example. Suppose you're a motorcyclist and want to buy a motorcycle muffler for your vehicle. Apparently, it's not a big task to buy a new muffler for your motorcycle but actually it is especially when you're going to buy it for the very 1st time. Now what should be your approach to make this shopping happen? Well, if you can afford in your life hassles like heavy fines for not having EPA-compliant motorcycle mufflers, or malfunctioning of the muffler or even very unwanted stops in your drive, you don't need to be very careful about buying a motorcycle muffler. What you buy will be perfect. Just go and buy a motorcycle muffler without knowing about its features and if it doesn't work properly; doesn't worry rather go to some muffler manufacturer and buy another muffler for your vehicle that can bring you more fun.

Now, there is another approach to buy a motorcycle muffler. This one is a bit 'careful' approach so it requires care in all steps involved in buying a muffler for your vehicle. This approach will require you a complete homework to specify all the possible reasons behind buying a new motorcycle muffler and then will guide you in the right direction to the right choice.

This will require a comparison of mufflers manufactured by different companies and this comparison will be first based on the features of these mufflers and then will ask for a price comparison before fixing the deal. All these steps need care separately. It's not only about going through these steps rather you need to be very careful while going through each and every step. If a feature based comparison is based on only two companies, it will affect your results. You need to make a comparison at least top ten manufacturers in your area to remove all the possible risks involved in your buying endeavor.

A motorcycle muffler that is bought in a careful way will be long lasting for you and won't let you fall in some unwanted hassles. We need not to make each and every second of our life an adventure for the sake of enjoyment. Even the biggest adventures are made possible after completing a very careful homework. Will a sea diver be ever successful to go deep down the sea in the absence of oxygen mask?

Get the right motorcycle mufflers and then make your riding dreams realized!

Shareef is an expert manufacturer of Motorcycle Mufflers and writes articles to share about the latest trends in industry and solutions to motorcycle lovers.

http://www.stainlessride.com/
17035 S. Dixie Highway
Palmetto Bay, FL 33157
E-mail: sales@stainlessride.com
Phone: 1-937-242-6089
Fax: 937-242-6395


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Wednesday, June 29, 2011

Reasons Behind Replacing Motorcycle Mufflers and Making Them Right

If you're a motorcyclist, you would have come across the very practice of replacing its muffler. The basic function of a muffler is to muffle the emitting hot gases to reduce their sound and also to save environment from their negative effects. However there are other functions that mufflers perform. These 'other' functions become the basis for replacement of Motorcycle Mufflers. Here is a brief description of these reasons with a valued suggestion to make the right replacement against each reason:

Customized Look: For many motorcyclists, the basic reason to replace their muffler is to give their vehicle a customized look. Though muffler is not the whole vehicle, yet it becomes important because it is the vehicle part that gets the first sight. For this reason, most of the motorcyclists rely merely on replacing their vehicle's muffler alone. A custom motorcycle muffler also helps motorcyclist to put his unique personality in his vehicle. It's good to replace a muffler but the point here is make the right replacement i.e. one that's not mismatched with your motorcycle. Specifying one's requirements before making the replacement or an expert's opinion will help you avoid the unnecessary hassle.

Loud Sound: Lots of motorcyclists want to replace their mufflers because they are fed with their quietness and want to add some thrilling sound in them. The original Motorcycle Mufflers of a bike are manufactured under certain terms and conditions that limit their performance in terms of sound and hence they are not liked by most of the motorcyclists especially those who want roaring or rumbling sound and want to be noticed while riding their bikes. It seems good to be noticed while you drive but an important point about replacing one's muffler for loud sound purpose is to read about state's laws where you want to ride your bike.

Expired Mufflers: Expiry of your motorcycle muffler also makes you replace it with a new one. An expired muffler is full of hassles and thus needs an emergent replacement or you may fall a victim to state laws and thus to heavy fines. Muffler is a motorcycle part that should be very durable or it will expire soon. A stainless steel 304 muffler is durable and resistant to extreme temperatures. A durable motorcycle muffler saves you money and you get a life time guarantee against it.

EPA-Compliance: Environmental Protection Agency is an independent federal agency that makes programs aimed at creating awareness about protecting environment from pollution. EPA has set limitations for loudness of sound. Though this limit is different for different states yet these laws become reason for the replacement of muffler. Whenever you need to change your mufflers, confirm whether you buy the right motorcycle muffler or not. A right motorcycle muffler is one that fulfills all your requirements and also there an EPA-compliance sticker affixed at. If it's not so, you may fall a victim to EPA related laws and thus you'll have to pay fines and eventually you will have to replace your Motorcycle Mufflers.

These are some basic points that become reasons for motorcycle muffler replacement. If these replacements are not made wisely, you will fall in a trouble again. Therefore, it's advisable to complete your homework before making any replacement. An expert motorcycle manufacturer or some online research will help you avoid this hassle to happen.

Shareef is an expert manufacturer of Motorcycle Mufflers and writes articles to share about the latest trends in industry and solutions to motorcycle lovers.

http://www.stainlessride.com/
17035 S. Dixie Highway
Palmetto Bay, FL 33157
E-mail: sales@stainlessride.com
Phone: 1-937-242-6089
Fax: 937-242-6395


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Monday, June 27, 2011

The Black Biker Set: Are We Headed In the Right Direction?

I'm still a young blood on the bike set so to speak because I've only been on the bike scene for 6 years now, but I've been blessed enough to have a lot of family in my biker community that share a lot of their wisdom with those that will take the time to listen. I'm a firm believer in getting to know your past so you can embrace your future. But today, with the increase popularity of people joining motorcycle clubs- has the true focus of what the Black Bike Set is suppose to be about been lost in translation over the years? Or is the thought process of the new rider, out with the old in with the new?

When the Black Bike Set originally started their main focus was the camaraderie that they enjoy from fellowshipping together and of course riding the highways and byways on 2's. Also, during the early Black Bike Set days the early clubs all share a sense of brotherhood even for other motorcycle clubs- it did not matter if you did not fly a particular bike clubs colors if you were a fellow rider you were considered family. Back then the biking lifestyle was a shared one among all bikers. In the early days of the bike set, bikers seemed to have shared more of a love for the road and each other as well. There was a certain level of hospitality that was shown to any biker that rode into their town- the attitude was you're a biker so you're family and more importantly there were no problems or issues among them. A biker could travel from state to state with little to no money and would not have to worry about a place to lay their head or food because the bikers in that town would take care of you as one of their own no matter what colors were on your back. True brotherhood and a great sense of respect ruled the Black Bike Set and the black community as a whole. But as with anything times are changing and with that the chemistry that once governed the Black Bike Set seems to be a passing fad. Or is it?

Now here we are 2011 and the make-up of the Black Bike Set has changed dramatically. Over the last 10 years there has been an influx of what we call "motorcycle enthusiasts" and with that the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has documented a surge in motorcycle registrations. Of course the data collected by NHTSA does not include those un-registered motorcycle that are on the road illegally as well. With that being said there has an overwhelming increase in new bike clubs popping up all over the country. As a result, the bike set has become more diverse than in the past. That diversity and different cultural beliefs has changed the way that the majority of the "New Bikers" view the definition of brotherhood and camaraderie within the biker community. The "New Bikers" of today seems to value individuality and competition over brotherhood and mutual respect for each other- although this is not true in all cases. And I would be remised if I did not point out that also with all of the new age changes women, yes my sisters, are at the fore front of the changes with this new age biker scene. Of course there have always been female riders on the set, but today it is more the norm than not and we are really making our presence known on the new age bike set of today! Do it sistas!

Now, yes I agree nothing can ever stay completely the same and change is inevitable- as the old saying goes "It's a bad wind that never changes", but as the bike set continues to evolve you have to ask yourself is all change "Good Change"?

Many of the "Old School Bikers" feel with the increasing number of pop-up fly by night motorcycle clubs that are now on the set there has been a loss of true tradition and mutual respect. With the loss of tradition, respect and brotherhood the very glue that has held many of the "Old School Bikers" together even today are said to be fading characteristics and are believed to be some of the primary reasons that the "New School Bikers" may not have the longevity that their fore fathers have experienced.

Now the "Old School Bikers" agree that a lot of the "New School Bikers" are doing a lot of great things like getting more involved in doing charity work, becoming entrepreneurs and some bike clubs are making great strides in changing how the community views' the motorcycle community as a whole. So yes, some of the changes that have been ushered in by the "New School Biker" have served to benefit the entire motorcycle community.

Overall as a whole, the change in the Black Bike Set has been for the better. Yeah, things aren't like they use to be- there is no denying that point; however, the majority of the "New School Bikers" agree that they do share many of the same values as the "Old School Bikers" also.

No matter how you feel, one thing is true "Old School Biker" or "New School Biker" the main thing we share is the love of riding on 2's. A biker is a biker no matter what colors you fly, your race, your gender, what you ride or where you live! If you're rolling on 2's you deserve and should have the respect, brotherhood and love of those in the motorcycle community. But remember to get respect you must first give respect! Peace, much respect and One Love!

As always, I would like to know how you feel- leave your comment! Thanks for stopping by!

Stephanie Eason ask (Tastee) of The Notorious Ones MC

Hello my name is Stephanie Eason my biker name is Tastee. I've been involved in the biker community for 6 years now and I saw a need to discuss some of the issues we face day-to-day. My BLog Page is http://www.blocblazin.blogspot.com/. My blog is unique because I talk about topics that really matter to the motorcycle community as a whole. Visit my blog and let me know what you think! Talk to you soon! Respect and much love!


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Sunday, June 26, 2011

Tips For Selecting The Right Motorcycle Jacket

If you are a motorcycle rider, you already know that jacket selection is very important. Not only does it help convey a sense of your personal style, but it also provides warmth and some safety as well when riding. For these reasons, selecting the right jacket can sometimes be challenging. There are a wide variety of styles, materials and features to choose from, and here are some tips to help you as you make your selection.

First, decide which is the most important to you when you look at motorcycle jackets: style, comfort or safety. Which feature you prioritize will have a major impact on which kinds of jackets you are choosing from so you should be honest with yourself when making this decision.

Although some would say the style is the least important, others would say that displaying the right image when riding their motorcycle is one of the most important element of their riding experience. Some would never consider deviating from the classic leather motorcycle jacket that has been part of motorcycle culture for over fifty years. For those that belong to certain riding clubs, having a motorcycle jacket that fits in with that the other riders is also important. Still, even if you decide to go the traditional route, you will have many different options. You will be able to choose how thick the leather is (the thicker the better, in terms of preventing abrasion in the event of a collision), as well as determine how many pockets, zippers and other features your jacket has.

For other riders, comfort is the key feature. If you will be doing a lot of winter riding, having a motorcycle jacket that provides warmth and insulation is not only a comfort feature but a safety one as well. Some jackets can easily transition between seasons by having removable lining and insulation, so if you are looking for a year round jacket this may be the best choice for you.

Finally, if safety is your primary consideration, you may want to choose a jacket that is highly visible, made from reflective materials, and provides some abrasion resistance in the event of a collision. Jackets designed for motorcycle racers often have many safety features, and you may want to start your search with these.

For motorcycle riders today, the choices of jackets are enormous and so you will fortunately have quite a few options from which to make your selection from. By knowing yourself and your priorities, shopping for the right motorcycle jacket should be both fun and easier.

For more selection and savings, there are many motorcyle leather jackets and other motorcycle accessories that can be found online.


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Buying and Using the Right Motorcycle Tires

Finding a bargain on your motorcycle tires might appear to be straightforward until you start to actually use then when you realize that the deal is problematic. They may not have the basic requirements and might actually affect the safety of any person that is seated on the motorcycle. Moreover you may end up spending even more money through the constant replacements and repairs that are associated with cheap products. It does not have to be this way. You can take some precautions to keep your product going for ages:

1. Use the correct air pressure: In most cases the riders will not worry about the air pressure until it becomes a serious problem that is hindering their driving experience. This is very dangerous because over time the tires will lose all their PSI capability. You may also be breaking the law if you continue to ride in low pressure tires. By the time you increase the PSI, there will be irreversible damage to your vehicle.

2. Do not hesitate to go online if the standard stores are acting up: Stores tend to charge you high fees for mounting the tire if you bought it from another outlet. On the other hand they will install it for free if you get it from their branches. Moreover they will refuse to guarantee the tire and will charge you hourly rates that eat up all the savings.

3. Make sure that you take advantage of any warranties: Most tires will come with a warranty. For ordinary purchases there are two varieties of warranty that you can consider. The first is offered by the manufacturer while the second is bought from the store. Make sure that you are allowed to drive on the model of motorcycle that you have without breaking the terms of the warranty. Do not forget the dates because they may be critical for determining liability.

4. Check the quality of free mounting which is open to you: You can get mounting off the bike and on the bike. If you are working off the bike then the wheels are detached from the vehicle and taken to the garage to be mounted. On the other hand you may prefer mounting on the bike where they handle everything and you only get the motorcycle when it is ready for the road.

5. The designs tend to be fitted to a specific model: The market is full of models which are specifically linked to specific brands. A case in point is the Dunlop K491 which was meant for touring bikes including the Honda GL1500. In addition Avon created the Venom X as a possible alternative.

The use of motorcycle tires is dependent upon the brand that manufactured them as well as the terrain. You need to find products that are covered by warranties. Likewise you need to replace or repair them after a certain level of mileage.

Further information can be obtained from here: Motorcycle Tires, Motorcycle Race Tires


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