Category: Biker-Treff Forum

Even with my lightly fed Alpinestars Tech Road, my hands freeze even in a moderate climate, so that the shifting becomes a pain and I can hardly give any soulful gas. Fairly enough, I have to say that the Alpinestars were not praised as a winter glove either. I had bought them because I wanted to have a rest of grip. Well, I hope they find a buyer on eBay. What can I do against my ice hands? In front of craft solutions à la handle heater I shyly z urück, in addition, they don’t seem to me to be really mature (sensitivity of the temperature control, protection against unwanted grip adjustment). Electrically heated gloves are expensive, and I don’t want to be wired with the motorcycle either. Do I have a chance with “normal” gloves, possibly outside of the motorcycle area? Which are windproof, warm and sensitive? I have already researched in several directions: Police/Military gloves for the winter of Hatch or Da mascus, scuba gloves (either thin (1 mm) as undercoat gloves or thick (5 mm) as solo gloves), sail gloves, balloon gloves with Chiba hotliner system (chemical heating pad), ski gloves. You see, I’m desperate. Does anyone have a secret tip?

Hi, today I had a really nice experience with a (motorcycle) policeman: Because of some demo a traffic jam was created in the city center (one-way street). I passed by with my mob on the right (about 10-15 km/h). Unfortunately, at the beginning of the traffic jam there was a horde of policemen… one of them waved to me directly: “Hello! What they did there is forbidden, but they certainly know that themselves, don’t they?” I replied: “Sorry, but what should I say??” “Of course not!” Then we both wished for a good ride and everything was stress-free. I just wanted to tell you, I found mega correct… greetings chris

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Servus people, I’m sorry if I bother you now with the most common question at all, but I need advice from experienced people. First of all I’m 24 years young Bin 1.90cm tall I’m of course a beginner and I’m standing before buying my first moped. I’ve read through many forums which did not really help me so far. Also colleagues I had asked are very different from the opinions.. I’m looking for a clever naked bike I’m in the Driving school a he6n drove and that looked like a bike under me. From a colleague of me I drove the mt07 which seems under me also quite small. So I was at my dealer around the corner, which meant I should try an enduro. But they are unfortunately not my taste. Then he introduced me to a z1000 and see that looks under me not like a bike but on my question whether the z1000 is possibly not a bit too big from the motorization he negated d said that even the z1000 would be optimal for beginners. He offers me a test ride with the machine if I want to. Now my question is whether he would like to sell only or if he has taken my problem to heart with the „too small bikes” at all. I do not deny that I like the z1000 and I would also like to buy the one, nevertheless I have quite respect for the performance, since the he6n or mt07 with approx. 70-75ps already push properly. The Kawa is used and so in 2010 nothing new. The Kawa meets the important criterion and this is already ABS. Now I would like to know what you think about it because of the z1000 or if you may still have beautiful mopeds where I don’t have the problem with my size that they seem so tiny. Thanks in advance for your help. Yours sincerely,

Hi! I am 22 (student) and wanted to get myself an open bike for a start, among other things for daily use, because I don’t have a car. I used to drive so smallkrams before, among other things for 2 years Mofa (Hercules Prima 5S ), the last 2 years a large scooter with 180cc in wind and weather… well, now there is something big about it. According to today’s research the Suzuki SV 650 crystallizes for me more and more, vlt also the Kawa ER-5 Twister, since many would like to keep it longer, therefore also prefer the SV 650 because more PS. How does it look like with possible repairs in general? How often do tyres, chain set, oil etc. have to be changed, if you don’t drive like a disabled person? And how suitable are these machines still with slightly increased mileage, for example with regard to shock absorbers or something like that?! Wouldn’t want to get me a machine for 2500, and at the end again to invest the same And before I test one of the parts, are they even suitable for a height of 1.85m? I’m not exactly petite now, but I don’t have the body dimensions of a wardrobe…

I’m doing my A-Schein right now and I want to get a bike with corner ABS. (in any case, the Bosch 9.1 MP, which is considered the best system) Only for the right bike I haven’t decided yet. Unfortunately, you don’t learn to do a full braking in the curve in any driving school, so it would be best to try it out directly with the new machine, e.g. in a safety training and then to internalize that regularly? Background is simply the following: I have a The reason is that they can’t do it in the head because they’ve always learned “don’t brake in the curve” and that’s how they got into the flesh and blood that they wouldn’t think in an emergency that they could slow down completely now. According to this logic, it makes the most sense for a beginner when he comes from his first motorcycle to be able to ride a bike. nsequently learns to be able to fully brake in shock situations in the curve, e.g. car rolls out of driveway, fallen biker lies on the road, incoming car cuts the curve, etc. So situations that are not predictable beforehand. That one of course in predictable situations in time before the curve slows down is of course self-evident. What do you think?

Hello dear motorcycle friends I don’t know if anyone can help me, I think you can help me a little!!! On the topic: On Friday I bought a motorcycle via Ebay with instant purchase option. On the same day I visited the machine, unfortunately the bike was not as I had imagined it. In the article description it was optical and technical flawless, in my opinion this is not the case. I found the frame swing fork afterlac After a long discussion I agreed with the seller that I would refund him the ebay fees of 30€ and not take the bike. At first he agreed but then he called me and demanded 100€ a few hours later 150€ and and and and. Of course he tries to take advantage of all this. Now he threatens me with a lawyer. What do I have to do now, how can I get out of here. someone from you has the glare. I had had a case, there was a legal dispute. Ask for answers. Thank you!!!

Hey guys! Want to ask like you’ve been on the road! What do you have for rides? Rather soft and supple or hard and angular? If I make a tour with friends then eat always nice and soft! But alone or with certain Heitzer colleagues eats really angular! Then brake the gas on then brutally inside the curve, throw mopped in slanting position and then speed out hard at the shooting point after possibility!

Hello guys, I will finally start with the driver’s license in a few days and I already have a big problem: and indeed I find al 160cm little girl absolutely no motorcycles with which I arrive decent with my feet on the ground. Let’s look at nem Chopper. So my question: do you know any bikes on which I can also ride “Zwerg”?

Hi boys and girls, finally it’s time!!! I almost got the money for my motorcycle driver license together. Now it’s only my parents to convince that scooters are driving at least as “dangerous” as motorcycles. Is that so…. They allowed my sister to drive scooters back then (etch…) but I want a moped. They’re strangely against it. Does anyone have a tip for me as I can convince them? Maybe any test reports? Unfortunately, I didn’t get any reviews on the net. ts found the same. Well, I do the FS anyway but I would like to have their “blessing” 😉 Would I be happy if someone would come forward with a good idea 🙂