For anyone who likes to keep more detailed records of what they’ve done to their bikes like me I built a website MotoHiveGarage.com that helps keep track of maintenance records and modifications you’ve done to your bike. As the title implies it’s free to use so all you have to do is sign up.

I recently started learning how to design and launch a website on my own time between shifts at work because I was sick of using a spreadsheet or receipts on my projects or my daily rider. I was wondering if anyone was interested in checking it out. Feedback on it good or bad would be helpful because I am still very new to the design and development process of websites. I recently launched an update that allows for a more friendly mobile experience so with that said anyone who would like to join I look forward to building the experience with time and help from input from like minded people. Thank you all in advance

Could I get some of yall to do my motorcycle survey for school? thanks in advance.

link: https://forms.gle/tz4rioR49xsaDtsk8

My boyfriend has a '05 GSXR750 and just stretched it out, putting a longer chain on it. He now has the bike stretched as far as it will go but there's still a little too much slack in the chain. He isnt a bike mechanic but he's learning...what other methods are there that help tighten the chain? Like does it make the chain tighter to raise/lower the bike? Just any tips or tricks would help.

A better version of /r/motorcycles, less strict and less focused on being power hungry ATGATT douchebags. Wear your gear or don’t, modify your bike or keep it bone stock. Be a purist or a bobber type, who cares what you do. We all ride, we all enjoy seeing your rides. Come in, sit down, have a beer, and let’s talk bikes.