How to Wake Up Your Pit Bike with a New Exhaust
Pit bikes are one of those simple pleasures that deliver way more satisfaction than they have any right to. These little machines are built to be fun. But their form from the factory can leave a bit to be desired, especially when it comes to the stock exhaust. The performance
How to Install Auxiliary Lights on a Motorcycle
Motorcycle lighting seems to always leave a bit to be desired. The stock lighting just never seems to be good enough. So, if you ride after dark often, adding auxiliary lighting may be at the top of your upgrade to-do list. Adding aux lights help you see farther down the
How to Replace Motorcycle Tires and Wheel Bearings by Hand
Swapping out your own tires and wheel bearings isn’t just a money-saver. It’s one of the best ways to keep your bike handling smooth and predictable. Whether you ride an older Gold Wing like the one in the video below or any modern street bike, the process is almost the
Why the Woody’s Maverick Wear Bar Is the Upgrade Your Sled Deserves
We all know that our snowmobiles need carbides to prolong the life of our skis and to provide steering traction. But how do you choose which bars to get for your sled? What will a high-end aftermarket bar do better than the stock option? In this Tech Tip, Jesse James
The Simple Trick That Makes Checking & Adding Tire Pressure on a Bagger Way Easier
Sometimes what should be the simplest tasks can end up being the most frustrating. You think to yourself, “this shouldn’t be that flippin’ hard.” If you’ve ever tried to check the rear tire pressure on a Harley bagger, you know the struggle can be real. Those big, beautiful saddlebags that
How and When to Bleed Your Harley’s Brakes
Your brakes are the one thing between you and whatever’s in front of you. If your lever feels spongy or your pedal sinks too far, it’s time to take a closer look. In this Tech Tip, Kevin Baas from Vintage Bike Addiction and Fix My Hog share his process of