So, what follows is a general guide, not a tutorial. Motorcycle.com thanks Yamaha for sponsoring this new rider series. By examining the brake pads in the caliper, you may be able to visually ...

Before you stand up, take a peek inside your brake calipers. Make sure you have enough pad material (Motorcycle.com recommends a minimum pad thickness of three millimeters) and that the rotors ...

Well, no. The real answer is that any number of fingers can be the right number to squeeze your clutch or brake with. It's just a matter of adjusting for the situation you're in. Some styles of ...

The key is to slow down before the corner, pick a wide line in, maintain a buffer away from oncoming traffic, and tighten the exit to keep you on track and help you set up for the next bend. Make sure ...

and front brake. Your passenger is also going to need full gear. They may not be controlling the bike, but they're still on it — they still need to dress for the slide, rather than the ride.

During the monsoon, even the smallest niggles can become the biggest of troublemakers for the motorcyclists and here are some ...