Track Days are fun, but there is no getting around the fact that your first track day or first few track days can be a little intimidating. From picking the right gear, to making sure your motorcycle is ready to be on the track – it can all get a little overwhelming the first time. So, here’s a few things you should keep in mind if you are going to your first track day anytime soon. Finding the right gear While the actual gear requirements will differ from track to track, good quality gear will always pass the test at...

Packing for a trip is stressful. We get it. Packing for a motorcycle road trip can seem even more daunting, as you not only have to figure out what you will need, but also plan for your bike! So, to make sure that you are not stressed out before heading out, we have put together a basic check list for you, which you can look at and refer to every time you are heading out of the city on two wheels. We have segregated the list based on different types of tasks.   Motorcycle maintenance While basic maintenance is one...

Let’s be honest, if you are here reading this, then you probably love to ride. And if the thought of packing up your motorcycle during the monsoon sends a shudder down your spine, then we might be able to help you out. If you want to ride in the monsoon, you should follow these five things so that you have an enjoyable and a safe ride. Ride on known routes If you are venturing out while it’s raining, it’s better you stick to known routes and let #wanderlust be for another time. Ideally, these are routes you travel on at...

Keeping a helmet clean is basic riding 101. A clean helmet not only looks good, but it’s also comfortable to wear, and preserves the overall life of the helmet. But, what’s the best way to clean a helmet? It’s simple. You need water, a few pieces of microfibre cloth and a very mild detergent. Cleaning the outside of the helmet You will have to clean the exterior of your helmet often as constant riding can leave a lot of bug splatter and other debris on the surface of the helmet. The best way to do so is to use a...

Staying hydrated is the key if you want to enjoy your ride. This is especially true in the summer when the high temperatures on the outside plus the physical exertion of riding a motorcycle put your body through the wringer. A lot of riders often do not hydrate properly on a hot summer day because that means stopping more often than they want. An easy solution to this problem is a hydration bag. A hydration bag can be slipped into your regular back pack, or you’ll find that most riding gear manufacturers offer their own hydration bag, which can be...