Secure Your Harley the Right Way: Tie-Down Points for Lift Tables
If you’re the kind of rider who wrenches on your own Harley, you’re not alone. It’s a great way to become intimate with your machine and also to customize to meet your own standards. There’s a certain pride that comes with getting your hands dirty, turning a wrench, and keeping
Adding Horsepower to Your Motorcycle Without Doing Anything Major…Kinda
Let’s be honest, every Harley rider wants more horsepower. But when the price tag and time commitment for big upgrades start creeping up, it’s easy to ask yourself, “Is it even worth it?” The good news is that there are ways to squeeze a little more performance out of your
How to Upgrade Your Harley to LED Lighting
Upgrading your motorcycle’s lighting is one of the easiest ways to improve both safety and style. In this guide, we’ll walk you through installing Custom Dynamics LED lighting on a Sportster, a simple but impactful upgrade that enhances visibility while adding a modern touch. We chose Custom Dynamics, but the
How to Check and Maintain Your Motorcycle Lighting System
Proper lighting is crucial for both safety and visibility when riding a motorcycle. Whether you want to avoid accidents or simply enhance the look of your bike, maintaining your lights is essential. This guide will walk you through checking, troubleshooting, and replacing bulbs on your motorcycle to ensure optimal performance.
FMH’s Guide to Stage One Motorcycle Enhancements
When it comes to personalizing and improving your motorcycle, Stage One upgrades are an excellent starting point. These modifications enhance comfort, visibility, and overall performance without requiring extensive mechanical expertise. In this guide, we’ll walk through key Stage One upgrades that Kevin “Teach” Baas from Fix My Hog likes to
DK Tech Tip: How to Prep a New Dirt Bike Wheel Set Before Mounting Tires
If you’re upgrading your dirt bike with a new set of wheels, there are a few important steps to take before slapping on a tire and hitting the trails. In this tech tip, we take advice from Jay Clark of Dirt Bike TV on how to properly prep your wheels