Which is best bike under 1 lakh in India? - 1
Added (1). I prefer suzuki gixxer will be a good and powerfull as well as handy and worth for money bike. Why because i rided once and i have a good experience than Yamaha FZ and honda hornet. Any other bike is there like pulsar or any other under 1 lakh
I'm in the middle of buying a motorcycle and I'm in between buying a 2002 Harley Davidson dyna about 26500 miles in it for $6500, or I can buy for almost the same price a brand new Honda or Suzuki bike but not as much in the style I like, the Dyna the seller is giving is exactly what I want in a dyna it looks beautif has a few customs parts put into it and I'm favoring it a lot but, this is my first motorcycle buy so I don't want to make a mistake if I'm buying a used instead of an brand new, if you can share some pros and cons and some useful tips I would appreciate it much!
I'm a beginner rider looking into buying my first motorcycle.
I'm an 18 years old female who's 5'3".
Bikes with a seat height under 800mm is ideal for someone of my height and experience that is why I've picked out these bikes. The seat heights of these 3 bikes are 780-785mm. I'd like a bike no older than 2007. One with easy maintenance and parts that aren't going to cost my an arm and a leg if something breaks on the bike. I know the 125's are cheaper however I've heard although they are a lot of fun, they aren't all that forgiving and I like the power that 250/300's have to offer - I feel they're better suited for me since I don't want to go selling and having to buying another bike because I want more power after riding a 125 for a couple months.
I like the look of the Ninja's and R3's but ultimately my choice with come down to comfort, affordability, easy to ride and of course forgiving to my beginner self.
I'll be getting a bike second hand for no more than $3500 Australia dollars so your recommendations would be much appreciated.
I have a 1983 Honda Nighthawk 550 that I've been working on and I'm new to the motorcycle scene. What kind of brake fluid would be okay to use?
My bikes carb is rotten… So i'm planing on fitting a new carburetor for the bike. Currently under the process of fashioning a new spigot and a carburetor manifold to fit the bike. My question is will things work? I'm planing on mounting a 26mm slide carb with a custom spigot to the Yamaha SR250 since i don't have a carb. The original carb which came with it is 34mm… As far as i know after doing a little bit of research 32mm and 34mm both work on it… And i know a friend of mine who mounted a Honda AX1 250cc carburetor to the SR 250 and runs fine… So what are the chances i have?
I just got the battery charged and the bike still won't start. I can hear it trying but it just won't catch. I know very little about engines but could it be the fuel pump or carburetor that needs to be cleaned or replaced. If so, how do I do that?
How to remove seat on 1999 honda shadow 750? - 1
My 1994 Honda Magna Motorcycle is not idling properly. This is a fairly new bike it only has 8 thousand miles. I did leave it in the rain a few times when the rain caught me off guard, and the only other thing I can think of is maybe dirt got into it? When its left alone running the RPMs will go from about 1.5k to 0 slowly and die. To keep it running I must keep gassing the throttle, and when the choke it pulled it kills it.
Do the camshafts of a Honda CBR600 F4i have freeze plugs I can take out on the ends of the camshaft? - 1
Some bikes use detuned sportbike engines. For example
1)The FJR1300 uses a detuned R1 engine
2)Street triple uses a detuned daytona engine
3)Honda Phantom TA150, a 2 stroke cruiser uses a detuned NSR150 engine
Is it possible to 'retune' these engines so that it churns out the same level of power & performance of the original sportbike? Or is it too elaborate a job involving more then just tuning - changing ECUs, CDIs, remapping, sprockets etc
Sorry if its a dumb question