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    The Best Motorcycle Accessories for Optimal Performance(Post)

    For many V-twin cruiser bike owners, nothing beats the thrill of riding a customized motorcycle with impressive performance. While factory stock bikes come ready to hit the open road, there’s alway

    Motorcycle Backfire Causes and How to Fix Them(Post)

    Motorcycle backfires are often misunderstood by riders and even mechanics. Many people think a backfire is simply an explosion in the exhaust system, but this isn't always the case. Whether you're exp

    Take a Bite Out Of Decel Pop!(Post)

    Your new stock Harley-Davidson sounds like a sewing machine and you need an exhaust system pronto! You purchase one from a reputable company such as West End Motorsports and you install them. Everythi

    Different Types of Motorcycle Front Suspensions(Post)

    Motorcycle suspension technology has come a long way in recent years, with manufacturers continually improving the designs of their products. The front suspension of a motorcycle is critical for absor

    All New Power Packages For 2017 Harley-Davidson Touring Models(Post)

    Putting together a cohesive package of performance components to make shopping easier and faster was our goal as we developed part numbers for our Power Packages for Harley-Davidson Touring Models.

    Winter Motorcycle Storage(Post)

    Axial Tilt It affects us all. Some more than others, but when it happens, the world around us changes. And as we tilt away from the sun here in the Northern Hemisphere, a lot of folks are preparing

    Wind Chill Factor(Post)

    Almost immediately into my chilly winter ride I realized there was an exposed area of my neck out in the cold air. Even with multitude of bandanas around my neck, there was a small enough opening that

    How to Choose the Best Tuner for Your Harley-Davidson(Post)

    Tuning your Harley-Davidson is crucial if you’re looking to enhance its performance, improve fuel efficiency, or customize your ride. Whether adding aftermarket parts, upgrading your exhaust system, o

    Steps for Replacing Motorcycle Tires(Post)

    One of the joys of owning a V-twin cruiser bike is doing things yourself. From customizing the look of your motorcycle to replacing motorcycle tires, there are many DIY tips you can learn as a moto

    How to Maintain a Motorcycle on Your Own(Post)

    Getting hands-on with your V-twin cruiser motorcycle may be easier than you think. You don’t need a motorcycle technician’s mechanical know-how to learn how to maintain a motorcycle or perform any

    Spring Motorcycle Tune-Ups(Post)

    It's that time of year again–time for a Spring motorcycle tune-up. If you're like most riders, you probably put your bike away for the winter and didn't give it a second thought or have been putting a

    The Conception of Mufflers with Exceptional Amplitude for M-8 Touring(Post)

    I’m sure the first thing you noticed about your new M-8 Harley-Davidson touring model is that the exhaust is very quiet. Many would say too quiet for a motorcycle that has been setting the standard o

    Exhaust Crossover 101(Post)

    Connecting the exhaust together to achieve more power is nothing new. Racers have been doing this for years with 2-into-1 systems to get the most bang for the buck out of their engine. Many systems ma

    Do You Need a Fuel Management System?(Post)

    Vance & Hines FP3 Auto-Tuner for Harley-Davidson Models It's been said you if you're just installing slip-on mufflers and not adding a high flow air filter kit, that you can get away without having y

    The 6 Best Upgrades for Your Sportster(Post)

    If you're the proud owner of a Harley-Davidson Sportster, then you know that there's nothing quite like it on the road. With its classic style and raw power, a Sportster is the perfect bike for any

    6 Motorcycle Maintenance Tips(Post)

    If you just bought your first motorcycle or own a number of them, a little DIY maintenance can save you money, extend the life of your bike, and keep you safe. Being your own care pro for your bike