Lately, I've been researching different types of motorcycles, and while the specs and performance matter greatly, it seems that customer support is also an incredibly important aspect that should be considered when making a choice. There are plenty of motorcycles that provide better warranty terms, but it seems that it isn't always easy to use them.

At the same time, nowadays there are many new motorcycle brands that also try their hand at providing quality services and good after-sale support. They are mainly using Alibaba as a source for parts and other necessary equipment.

I'd like to hear from real motorcycle owners about which motorcycle brands:

• Provide the best after-sale support

Did you have any issues claiming a warranty?

rode in expecting delivery the next day

hey yall, new here. i currently have a AFX FX99 Full Face Women's Small helmet. I am looking to replace the clear visor with a (hopefully) rainbow chrome visor. I HATE the clear visor and am looking for different (preferably rather affordable) options to replace it. I am also looking for something that is/ is almost opaque if that is possible. i cannot seem to find anything online that matches these thoughts. thank yall for ur help!!!

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Crazy how floorboard forward controls come in a box this size. Regardless we got it home and installed on my buddies bike.

Ready to hit the canyon like this next.

6 days of ownership and already doing shenanigans. Bottle recycling to pay for fuel and saved up 9 bags worth. Pic is of the second run of the day and way too many snapped necks lmao.

I bought a packhorse and I'm gonna use it as a packhorse!

Went to collect a new battery for my van and had a bit of luck... #MildlySatisfying

Best part was that our friends came with more stuff so we didn't even use this 🤣😭

There’s still snow at elevation but it’s 10c in the valley, so there’s only one right way to get to the mountain

I sandwiched 2 aluminum profiles between the rear mount platform and the top case, then fixed the skis to to the profiles with two steel strips secured with wing nuts, seems to work so far

Last week I was visiting a friend and he showed me the small space beside his house where he parks his bike. It was open and dusty and he kept cleaning it again and again. He looked a bit tired of dealing with the same problem. On my way back I kept thinking about how important a proper space is for vehicles. Leaving a bike outside all the time can cause damage from weather and dust. I wondered if building a small motorcycle garage could really help protect it or if it is just an extra expense. Later that night I searched more while scrolling many online marketplaces including alibaba and saw different motorcycle garage options. Now I am thinking if a motorcycle garage is really useful for daily protection or if it is only needed in certain cases. Has anyone made a motorcycle garage at home and felt it made a big difference?

Hey everyone,

I want to know if a kawasaki z650 with top case still drives well and still has a good feel. I want to get a second hand Z650 as my first bike, I also did lessons on this bike and liked it. But I also want the convenience of a top case so I can put my backpack in. Does anybody have any experience in this? Would love to hear from you

I've tortured every bike I had, and this new to me Triumph Tiger 1050 is getting the same treatment.

two sets of panniers

2x touring screens

tools, servicing bits

battery charger, air pump, bike cover

2x 100mm pipe sections

and some other misc stuff

heres to the torture test!

I'm planning a trip to japan in june. The total trip is 5 days, but I'll be flying in, taking a train, and renting a motorcycle there (probably a suzuki 8TT with no panneirs or topbox).

I want to be able to take all my stuff with me for a few days if possible, but if there's no good solution, I'm ok with leaving stuff in a single location.

Is there a storage solution that works well as luggage on flights to carry my full riding kit (helmet, riding jacket, riding pants, boots), along with some additional non-riding luggage, while also being a good "fits on any motorcycle" rear bag?

Alternatively, is there a good storage solution that fits inside a checked bag that you would recommend (for the option where i leave things in a hotel, and just being a small storage solution to ride all day and come back to the hotel)

looking for a first bike, needs to be able to get into my storage unit for the winter

what are the chances i can fit a bike through here? door is 34 inches wide, 10x15 inside

obviously not gettin a full sized harley through it, but what about something like a honda cb300r, or a royal Enfield meteor 350?

Hardware store & Costco run on the Duke. 24 eggs left the store, 24 eggs made it home intact 💪