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Most recent blog posts:
6 Tips When Shopping For Tools (Part 2)
Once again, let's dive into some tips when shopping for tools. Whether these are your first tools or not, there are a few things to keep in mind that will help you save money and get the best possible deals. But there's also a specific tool you're better off avoiding...
5 Common Motorcycle Brake Problems
Original Photo by Ekaterina BelinskayaIt doesn't matter whether you're riding a motorcycle, moped, or scooter, if you need to stop (especially in an emergency), you want your brakes to work. And like any other mechanical components, there are several common brake...
A Quick History of the Honda Monkey Bike
Did you know what kicked off the Honda Monkey Bike craze of the 1960s – or why they’re called “monkey bikes?” Click here to find out more.
9 Common (And Often Confusing) Electrical Terms Explained
From “diode” to “inverter” and even “ground,” click here to discover the meaning of 9 common motorcycle electrical terms.
All About the Sears Puch & Piaggio Rebadges
Now that you know about the Sears Puch rebadges, click here to discover 5 examples of these, and how you can identify one with ease.
DWJ Highlights 2022
Each year has its highlights – click here to read more about the highlights for The Dual Wheel Journey in 2022.
Build Your Dream Motorcycle Online Course Review
Did you know that there’s a motorcycle restoration online course available for just $20? Click here to discover more about it.
Triumph Made Scooters?
Yes, it’s true – during the 1950s and 1960s, you could buy Triumph scooters. Click here to discover more about them.
5 Common Electrical Issues For Motorcycles Explained
A problem with your motorcycle’s electrics is not a curse – click here to discover 5 common electrical issues and what they mean.
What Are Motorcycle Specialty Tools? – Tool Tutorial
Some tools are easy to categorize - you've got your pliers, your spanners, and the simple but ever-trusty screwdrivers. But then you've got others types of tools that aren't as easy to put into a specific category. That's because these tools are known as "specialty...
Latest podcast episodes:
Episode # 59 – 6 Tips When Shopping For Tools (Part 2)
Click here to discover more tips when you’re shopping for tools – including a genius tool that you might not even have known existed.
Episode #58 – 5 Common Motorcycle Brake Problems
Whether your motorcycle uses hydraulic or mechanical brake systems, click here to discover 5 common brake problems, and what to do about them.
Episode #57 – 9 Common and Confusing Electrical Terms Explained In Plain English
Confused about electrical terms like “diode,” ‘inverter” and “ground?” Click here to have terms like these explained to you in plain English.
Episode #56 – 4 Easy Scooter Maintenance Jobs Anyone Can Learn How to Do
If you don’t have much mechanical experience, click here to discover 4 easy scooter maintenance jobs that anyone can do.
Episode #55 – 5 Common Electrical Issues Explained
An electrical issue is NOT caused by a curse – click here to discover more about 5 common electrical issues for motorcycles and scooters.
Episode #54 – What Are Specialty Tools?
What makes a tool a specialty tool? What are some examples of such tools, and are they worth getting? Click here to discover more.
Episode #53 – Why Should You Winterize Your Motorcycle?
Winter is a time for winterizing motorcycles, but why should you do it in the first place? Click here to discover why.
Episode #52 – 6 Tire Pressure FAQs Answered
Tire pressure is mentioned many times, but do you know why your tires lose pressure?. Click here to discover the 6 common tire pressure FAQs.
Episode #51 – Shopping For Tools? My 6 Tips to Get the Best Possible Tools for Your Money
Whether you’re buying your first tools or not, click here to discover how to get the best tools for your money.
Episode #50 – What You Need to Know About a Motorcycle Battery & What “CCA” Is
How much do you pay attention to your motorcycle’s battery? Click here to discover more about your battery, including what “CCA” stands for.