Race track training with the motorcycle
The first time on the racetrack is a very special experience. To make sure it is a highlight in every case, we have put together some information for you below. Before you can really get started, you need to take care of your bike. Here's what you need to know.
Motorcycle cornering
Arcs, tight bends, serpentines - winding roads are a real experience for many bikers on every tour. But cornering needs to be learned and there is an increased risk of falling or flying out of the bend. Find out here what the magic of bends is all about and which techniques will help you get through every bend safely.
Speed limit for motorcyclists
For most bikers, winter tends to be a rest period during which the bike is prepared for the next season. However, there are also numerous year-round riders who take on the winter challenge. We have put together some tips for you so that it doesn't turn into an unwanted slippery ride.
A motorcycle helmet needs to be changed from time to time
Over time, the material ages even with the best care, so the general recommendation is to replace the motorcycle helmet approximately every five to seven years.
Motorcycling in a group
Here are some tips to be successful on a motorcycle trip in convoy:
Plan the route in advance: it is important to plan the route in advance to make sure it is safe and enjoyable. When riding a motorcycle in a group, there are certain rules that can help ensure that everyone rides safely and effectively. Here are some of the most important group riding rules:
Start of the motorcycle season - properly prepared on two wheels
When the first warm rays of sunshine herald spring-like weather, the beautiful weather attracts motorcyclists to their bikes. It's time to prepare yourself and your bike for the new motorcycle season. It is particularly annoying at the start of the season when motorcycle breakdowns due to a lack of maintenance and care spoil the fun of riding or when motorcyclists quickly reach their technical limits after the winter break.