Reviews

Mark and Nancy are a motorcycle riding couple who were looking for a way to get involved in the motorcycle industry. They tossed around ideas, but nothing really stuck. That is, until they looked past the drawing board and over to their daughter. ...

The Yamaha XSR900 is a part of a growing retro-inspired movement taking the motorcycle industry by storm. Based on the FZ-09, the XSR 900 blends vintage looks with a 3-cylinder motor tuned to modern specs. In addition to all of the standard FZ-09 goodies, the XSR boasts traction control and ABS equipped brakes, a slipper clutch, and sporty performance. Check out this video review!

*BOOM!* – This just in: Our hottest selling women’s leather jacket is now only $195 USD until the end of the week! You heard that right. The Fly Angel ladies leather jacket, is 20% off for a limited time. A motorcycle ...

I leave Waze running whenever I’m in my car and let it alert me of speed traps and traffic disasters ahead. On my motorcycle I have no such luxury. A group of Italian motorcyclists aims to change that in time ...

Wobbly Cat offers an in-depth and comprehensive Yamaha FJR1300 review after spending a week on the Yamaha's sport touring icon.

A motorcycle is the ultimate escapemobile, and on it you will always be able to vanish at a moment’s notice. The right motorcycle trailer and motorcycle trailer accessories can help. But let’s be honest. In this world time is a ...

Our folding motorcycle trailer build is complete! If you’ve been following our Towing Tuesdays column for the past two weeks you’ve seen the tweaks we’ve made. On it’s own the Harbor Freight folding trailer is good enough and gets the job ...

Last week, on Towing Tuesdays! we looked at four tips to build an all-round smarter, better Harbor Freight Folding Trailer. Here are four more tips to help you with your folding trailer build! Making it fit There are three easy steps ...

The concept is wonderful, but in practice, this is a flawed trailer. Luckily, with a few modifications you can make it the kick ass motorcycle hauling trailer you need. Here is Part 1 of the tips and tricks and secrets that the instruction manual didn't want you to know.

It runs off a battery, or just about any kind of fluid that can burn. It makes enough power to run communications equipment, but is only as loud as a conversation. Oh, and it'll go 80 miles per hour.