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Maxxis Presa Detour Motorcycle Tires Review

Maxxis Presa Detour Tires

Rider Contributor
July 10, 2008

Review by James Parchman [This Maxxis Presa Detour Motorcycle Tires Review was originally published in the April 2008 issue of Rider magazine] Check out a tony eatery like Mr. Chow of Beverly Hills 90210 or Rabia’s Ristorante in Boston’s North End on a weekend evening, and you’ll likely find the... Read more »

Pingel Cycle Jaws Motorcycle Wheel Chock Review

Pingel Cycle Jaws

Rider Magazine
July 10, 2008

[This Pingel Cycle Jaws Motorcycle Wheel Chock Review was originally published in the February 2008 issue of Rider magazine] There are usually four motorcycles parked in my garage when they’re not out being ridden, and not one has a centerstand. This creates a problem with space–especially if... Read more »

Öhlins Motorcycle Shock Absorbers Review

Öhlins Motorcycle Shock Absorber, front

Rider Contributor
July 10, 2008

Review by Mike Miller [This Öhlins Motorcycle Shock Absorbers Review was originally published in the December 2007 issue of Rider magazine] Whether it occurs on two wheels or four, one’s first experience with really good shock absorbers is an epiphany. When they far surpass the damping performance... Read more »

Bergmen Concours Motorcycle Oil-Filter Adapter Review

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Rider Contributor
July 10, 2008

Review by Dave Bucher [This Bergmen Concours Motorcycle Oil-Filter Adapter Review was originally published in the October 2007 issue of Rider magazine] If there is a hell, I hope there’s a special place in it reserved for the guy who designed the bodywork on the 2007-and-earlier Kawasaki Concours.... Read more »

Michelin Pilot Road 2 Motorcycle Tires Review

Pilot Road 2 tires

Rider Contributor
July 10, 2008

Review by Troy Siahaan [The Michelin Pilot Road 2 Motorcycle Tires Review was originally published in the September 2007 issue of Rider magazine] The world of racing is a cutthroat arena. Everyone involved has one common goal in mind–winning. The lessons learned at the track eventually trickle... Read more »

Woody’s Wheel Works Review

Woody's Wheel Works

Rider Contributor
March 14, 2008

Review by James Parchman [This Woody’s Wheel Works Review was originally published in the January 2008 issue of Rider magazine] Thankfully, most motorcycle owners realize that attention to the condition of the tires is part of being a smart cyclist. Both monetarily, and because crashing in a curve... Read more »

Morgan’s Carbtune Pro Mechanical Manometer Review

Morgan Carbtune Pro

Rider Contributor
March 14, 2008

By James Parchman [This Morgan's Carbtune Pro Mechanical Manometer Review was originally published in the January 2008 issue of Rider magazine] Modern multicylinder motorcycles typically have several carburetors or are fuel injected via throttle bodies. Carbureted or injected, if your bike has more than... Read more »

XP3 Corporation Hornet Deer Whistle Review

XP3 Corporation Hornet Electronic Deer Whistle

Clement Salvadori
March 4, 2008

[This XP3 Corporation Hornet Deer Whistle Review was originally published in American Rider magazine] Among the seemingly countless road hazards and situations that present themselves to riders daily, unexpected animals that cross the path of a traveling motorcycle can be some of the most dangerous.... Read more »

Klock Werks Flare Motorcycle Windshield Review

Klock Werks Flare Windshield

Rider Contributor
February 14, 2008

Review by Reg Kittrelle [This Klock Werks Flare Motorcycle Windshield Review was originally published in American Rider magazine] My first bagger was an early-’90s Electra Glide Sport, which came equipped with a windshield. The first thing I did after getting it home was remove the windshield;... Read more »

Joe Hauler Motorcycle Carriers Review

Joe Hauler Motorcycle Carrier

Rider Magazine
February 13, 2008

[This Joe Hauler Motorcycle Carriers Review was originally published in the February 2008 issue of Rider magazine] Now here’s something you don’t see every day. When you need to haul your motorcycle rather than ride it, if you’re content to use a trailer or load it in the back of a pickup, there’s... Read more »

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