Comparison Articles

A quick chat about the BMW G650GS versus the Honda CB500X to determine which beginner-friendly budget adventure motorcycle you should get.

Everything you need to know about motorcycle air filters: what a motorcycle air filter does, how different motorcycle air filters work differently from one another, why a paper filter costs have the price of it's K&N equivalent, and which air filter is actually best for your motorcycle.

The Harley Sportster vs the Honda Fury. Two motorcycles, one question: Which one should you buy? The four things you need to know to decide.

One of the considerations to make when buying a motorcycle is the difference between air cooled and liquid cooled motorcycles. Depending on where and how you plan on riding, a motorcycle's cooling may play a large part in your decision to buy, and how much you'll appreciate your machine.

It might seem to some drivers that all tires are just tires, but there are many different types, even for the same vehicle and wheel size. There are also several main differences between regular tires and 4×4 tires. There are ...

Your motorcycle needs to be durable and reliable in order for it to serve you for a long time. All parts should perform excellently to make sure that your life and the lives of the people who you will meet ...

We asked three veteran motorcyclists, all of whom have worked in the motorcycle industry a simple question:
Motorcycle cruise control, yay or nay, and why?

This is what they said.

In the motorcycle world, the battle between carburettors and fuel injection roars on.

While most beginners may not give either option a second thought (they’re likely more interested in the price, power and brand of their bike), experienced riders often put one or the other at the top of the list when looking at motorcycles for sale.

But how many of you actually know the difference? And, more importantly, does it really matter?

The short answer? Yes, it does matter – and here’s why…

How much do you know about your motorcycle's drive mechanism? Chain drive. Shaft drive. Belt drive. What's the difference? Which one's best for you? Your needs should be what determines your motorcycle drive mechanism, and here's some info to help!

Motorcycle rear suspensions or shock absorbers were invented in 1913 in the hope of minimizing or reducing the effect that rough the terrains provided. Paved roads were few and far between, rear suspension on motorcycles was designed to increase riding comfort and riding quality. So in the battle of the shocks absorbers, is it better to use a Single Suspension (Mono-shock) or Dual Suspension (Twin-shock) setup?