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The Most Popular Motorcycle Accessories to Upgrade Your Ride

The Most Popular Motorcycle Accessories to Upgrade Your Ride

Damien Heenan

Looking to enhance your motorcycle’s performance, comfort, and style? The right accessories can make all the difference. From saddlebags and windshields to LED lighting and security systems, we break down the most popular motorcycle accessories that improve your ride. Whether you're a daily commuter, weekend warrior, or long-distance rider, these must-have upgrades will help you customize your bike to match your needs. Explore the best motorcycle accessories and take your riding experience to the next level!

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Safety First: How to Balance Style and Security in Motorcycle Modifications

Safety First: How to Balance Style and Security in Motorcycle Modifications

Damien Heenan

Discover how to combine safety with style when customizing your motorcycle. Learn about the top trends in motorcycle modifications that not only enhance your bike's performance but also prioritize rider safety and protection.

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Lighten Up: Injecting Humor into Your Motorcycle Modifications

Lighten Up: Injecting Humor into Your Motorcycle Modifications

Damien Heenan

Embrace the lighter side of motorcycle customization with humorous and unique modifications that add fun to your ride. From whimsical horns to creative helmet designs, explore entertaining ways to express your sense of humor and share laughter on the open road.

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Help Prevent Motorcycle Theft - Eagle Leather

Help Prevent Motorcycle Theft

Eagle Leather

Prevent Motorcycle Theft Tips for Keeping Your Bike Safe Do you know that some folks out there steal motorcycles and then sell the parts cheap on Internet auction sites? They can sell them cheaper because they haven’t paid a dime for them. And if those parts came from your bike, it can take a good while to get paid by your insurance company. Motorcycle theft is a crime you can help stop by taking precautions with your own bike. Start before you even begin to ride. Take some photos of your motorcycle so you can give them to the police if your bike does get stolen. Pay attention to where you park. Pick a spot that’s well-lit and within the frame of security cameras. If you can block your bike in with cars, that can help. If you use a motorcycle cover, keep it generic so thieves looking for a specific brand will pass on by. And, of course, park indoors whenever you can. Remember to lock the ignition and forks whenever you park. Don’t put the keys in one of those gnomes or rocks, no matter how cute they are. Keep the keys with you. You can install a kill switch in a secret spot, but it’s easier to remove the main fuse and put that in your pocket with the keys. Leave the title at home, but keep the registration and insurance card on you. Handlebar locks can be beaten if the thief pulls hard enough. But a disc lock clamps the wheel so a thief has to lift the bike in order to get away with it. Eagle Leather sells a variety of disc locks, many with alarm systems. Click here to see our selection. A disc brake is easy to use every time you park. The Six-Shooter disc lock is less expensive than many and hasn’t got an alarm system, but it sure looks mean! A good lock with a sleeved cable or chain running through the wheels or the frame to something sturdy like a light post can stymie a thief. The sleeve makes it more difficult to cut the chain. For example, Eagle Leather sells the Abus Granite City chain lock. You can chain several motorcycle together, too. Finally, be sure the parts you buy are not stolen. If there’s no market, there’s no motivation to steal.

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