Q:to do with motor bike pre-learner course the word starts with s-----e 5 letters in between

For street bike advice, you would be better asking this question in the street bike section. This is only for Racing Bikes. I have included the link below for you. Home Cars Transportation Motorcycles I'm sure the user's in that section will look after you just fine.

Q:Such as: Motorcycle Fairings, Motorcycle Windscreen/ Motorcycle Windshields, Motorcycle Brake Disc/ Motorcycle Brakes, Motorcycle Speedometer, LED Motorcycle/Car Lights.

surely shop the tires. Your new whitewalls will positioned on out in 8 to 10K miles, and you will ought to change them. something of the stuff probable would not have that lots commercial value, so the two toss them in a container interior the storage or immediately into the trash. relies upon on how lots area for storing you have.

Q:How the front brake pump car deflated

Brake master cylinder, also known as "brake master cylinder", "brake master cylinder", is the vehicle brake system with the main part. The use of air brake brake master cylinder and the use of oil brake brake cylinder working principle is basically the same, they are played as the role of the valve, the difference is that the oil brake in the brake after the end of the action will control the brake oil back to the storage Oil tanks, and the use of air brake vehicles usually usually hang in the frame a number of larger gas cylinders, the brake action after the end of the gas will be discharged directly, so we often hear a large truck brake issued a huge exhaust sound The

Q:For sport bikes

the best clutch is BARNET!

Q:Im sixteen living in a urban area and would like to move around. (Like today I rode my bycicle to pick up milk and juice and it was uncomfortable.) Any affordable options for a beginner. I don‘t want to do any 30+ minutes commutes but also drive on the freeway time to time

Some people find that usuing the motorcycle for short commutes and chores to be unpractical and suggest a huge motorcycle. I dislike being in a cage, I ride full time. I find a motorcycle the perfect vehicle in the city. Lots of options. For prior eight years / 30K miles I rode a Suzuki Savage. Yeah, I know a GZ250 or a V-Star 250 would have been better, but I was having fun. Mostly just carried in my saddlebags, but I did have a milk crate that I could bolt to the pillion/sissy bar and carry more. Sold it, now have a Vespa LX150. Would be good for you. You know how to ride a bicycle, scooter is almost the same, just you don't have to pedal. Brakes are right hand/left hand, same as your bike. Want to move, just twist the right grip and it goes. Off the throttle, brake down and the scooter declutches and you are stopped in neutral. Twist and off you go again. Simple, easy. Have storage under the saddle that can carry gallon of milk. Want to carry? I have a rear rack that can carry a top box. My box is just a bit too small, so I a few seconds to unbolt the box and I can carry a case (24 bottles) of beer back home. I got the Vespa because it is a 150.5cc -- California Freeway Legal and I can and do run the freeways, doing over 60 mph. Timed: 40 miles in 39 minutes. Nice thing about the scooter is that people do not keep telling you motorcycles are dangerous -- all they say is cool how much mileage 70 mpg! Whoa!

Q:The brakes are pinch in the end no effect I tighten the brake line after a good point but after a while it will restore the original state of the motorcycle is the Neptune pedal

Mainly brake wheel wear, and change the brake pads can be resolved

Q:ABS motorcycle braking vs. Traction Control Braking?

ABS- Anti-lock braking system TCB- Traction control braking ABS- An ABS generally offers improved vehicle control and decreases stopping distances on dry and slippery surfaces for many drivers; however, on loose surfaces like gravel or snow-covered pavement, an ABS can significantly increase braking distance, although still improving vehicle control. TCB- A TCB, is a secondary function of ABS in motor vehicles, designed to prevent loss of traction of driven road wheels. It enhances driver control. CLEAR?

Q:because of rising gas prices i think it would be smart to get a motorcycle.

I was shopping around for a motorcycle long before this gas crisis when I used to end up sitting in my car behind 2 hours of traffic going back and forth to work each day. (Nothing quite like sitting in gridlock staring at a brake-light in front of you to make you wanna go crazy, eh?) The type of motorcycle you get is going to be based on what kind of riding you're comfortable with . are you more of a cruiser type motorcyclist . do you prefer a crotch rocket style? How much money do you have to put towards this? What kind of bike can you handle?

Q:The battery is fine, the brake light works, the horn operates, but no front or back lights.The motorcycle does not have a start button as it is a kickstart and the lights are manually operated. I took the lights apart and they don‘t appear blown (and surely the back light can‘t be blown as it still lights as a brake light).What is wrong? Could a blown front light bulb prevent operation of the back light due to it being on the same circuit? Just wondering whether it is worth replacing the front bulbs before taking the damn thing apart.Please note: the motorbike does not have a Park function or anything like that. It was built in 1982.

Seeing as you did not include the make of the motorcycle, I will assume it still has a fuse box . Usually under the seat, and at that age , you could have corrosion. Turn on your key , and with a test lamp check your fuses

Q:Any books you recommend for someone new to motorcycles?

A twist of the Wrist by Keith Code. Basically a road racing manual but how to move thru traffic.