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Monday, 14 March 2011 10:24
Disk Vs. Drum BrakesDisk Vs Dumb

Once upon a time, someone on the internet stated that there was nothing wrong with drum brakes on a motorcycle: "Absolutely nothing. Plenty of stopping power and no fluid to change and bleed. Rear drum brake has been put in the same basket as carburetors, ancient technology that deserve ridicule." While we respect the drum brake, and the author's right to his own opinion, we felt that in this 21st century it's important to back up opinions with some facts.

Read more: Motorcycle Disk Brakes vs. Drum Brakes

Wednesday, 09 March 2011 23:17
KYMCO VenoxVENOX

In stock form, the KYMCO Venox has a great top speed for a cruiser. It does over 140 km/hr, but 5th gear is a bit of an overdrive and the bike doesn't have much pull left at that speed. The bike cruisers comfortably at 120 or up to 130, but at those speeds there isn't a lot of power left for passing.

Read more: How To Make Your KYMCO Venox Faster

Monday, 17 January 2011 12:42
Get Gear, Girl!Ride safe

Practice Safe Scootin'?

Scooters are a great way to get around the city. Some are even great for cross-country trips like KYMCO Xciting 500Ri. Big or small, here are some tips for all scooterists:

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Tuesday, 11 January 2011 10:58
KYMCO Venox Oil FilterVenox
motorcycle oil

What oil should I use and how do I change the oil on my motorcycle?

KYMCO recommends 5W-50 motorcycle oil. This chart illustrates what motorcycle oil you should use based on the temperature. What you use in the desert or tropics may not be what we use here in Canada. On my KYMCO Venox, I put in fresh 10W-40 Semi-Synthetic motorcycle oil every oil change. The Synthetic vs. Non-Synthetic debate is older than I am and so I'll avoid it. I like my Semi-Synthetic, it's more than what's recommended, and it's good enough for me.

Read more: KYMCO Venox Oil Change

Thursday, 06 January 2011 09:55
Custom SportsterWhat is it?

I came across someone who was restoring a 2005 Harley-Davidson Sportster motorcycle he recently bought. He was doing an awesome job rebuilding it, but didn't know what model of Sportster it was.

It's important to know what Sportster model you have, examples: Low, 883R, SuperLow, Custom, Standard, Roadster, etc. While 95% of parts are interchangeable, getting the wrong Sportster parts for the others can result in different lengths at suspension and at the forks, the wrong tires, and more.

Read more: Identify what model of Harley-Davidson Sportster you have

Thursday, 30 December 2010 23:01
imageHonda Rebel

I owned a 1985 Honda Rebel for a brief period, putting 7,000 km on it before selling it. It was replaced soon after with a 2008 KYMCO Venox. After reading many reviews saying great things about the Honda Rebel, I'd like to offer my own opinion.

Read more: Honda Rebel 250cc Beginner Motorcycle Review

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