Q:A few days ago, my motorcycle after the rain caused the car lock stuck, repair shop master said to change the lock. Can change the lock, the front brake (oil brake) is unexpectedly abnormal. As long as the speed of less than 20KM / H, brake money brake, the front wheel on the floating, about shaking, people will be thrown out of the car, very dangerous. Master in any case also repair bad, for the front wheel or so. Will you enlighten me and have a solution? How to solve?

Tire pattern is not good

Q:what are the best brake pads for chrome rotors on a motorcycle?

I like the EBC brand for chrome rotors. They have excellent grip when wet and don't chew up the metal.

Q:Anyone heard of Sharp‘s Salvage at Chillicothe, Ohio ? I‘m trying to get their address.

Motorcycle salvage works good on older parts. Advice buy more than one.

Q:Question is straight forward, but if you want a reference on which to base your answer, I‘ll explain. If not, answer away :)As in: To handle. To get up to speed. Clutch control. And other ways,

Handling: Depends on the machine. Honda Goldwing? I dont think so if you are a short rider. Its tall compared to any big inch cruiser. However a big Harley is easy to handle due to its lower center of gravity. As for your other criteria a clutch is a clutch and a throttle is a throttle. Big heavy bike gets easier as it picks up speed.

Q:Suzuki motorcycle brake system is not generally there are problems?

No, there are very few failures, what are your problems?

Q:What should I know about a scooter before I place an order, the brands, models, prices, replacements, and what else? Among all of these, what matters most, the parts, engine, brakes, or just the style?I‘m a motorcycle beginner and want to start with a scooter first.

That is the way my daughter started she go a Kawi BWS scooter, the 50cc ones are mostly 2 stroke so you have to deal with mixing gas if they don't have an auto injector. Scooters are good for in and around town as long as you don't have to do highway speeds. The however to this is that there are larger scooters that will do highway speeds just fine. It really boils down to what you want to use it for. If you are looking at a scooter in the 125 to 250 range then I'd look at a bike unless there are physical problems, (buddy's wife had problems with the bike he got a 650 scooter) that prevent you from slinging you leg over the saddle. As a beginner I always recommend that you don't get anything larger than a 250 until you have some time in the saddle because bigger bikes will get you into organ donor territory quite fast with lack of experience. The smaller bikes will get you there too but you really have to do something spectacularly stupid to go there.

Q:okay.... soo u know how riding a dirtbike if u brake with the front one... u eat mad ****. now if ur on a motorcycle... in traffic which would u recommend braking with the front or the rear... this is a huge fear of mine... to ride in traffic and having to brake fast.... the eating **** with a 600 pound bike... any recommondatons

You HAVE to use the front brake for motorcycles it is at least 70% of the stopping power. (ie if you had to choose between front and rear choose front or you will be choosing to crash in to something). Remember there is NO WAY you will flip forward also practice braking with the front brake while not in an emergency mode eventually you will see how nice it works.

Q:I am taking my road test for my motorcycle license soon and had a few questions about the test. I am wondering what I am expected to do? when and how do I signal? Do I have to signal with my hands and blinkers?Do I signal during a figure 8? Do I signal during A circle?Any other advice would be great I don‘t know anyone with there license so I am a bit confused.Any and all advice would be great.Thanks!

The entire test was some left circles, followed by right circles followed by a couple of figure 8s. Then I exited the parking lot, made a full stop at a sign, turned left 2 blocks to another left did a u-turn in parking lot and came back the same way. When entering the street, come to a full stop and look both ways before going. When you stop, put your right foot on the rear brake Have all your paperwork in order. Its pretty easy.

Q:I‘ve been looking into getting one. I also looked up the rules for scooters/mopeds in Florida, but it was a little confusing and I think the scooter I want surpassed some of the maximum requirements for being classified as a scooter/moped.

Information, from the State of Florida: www.flhsmv /dmv/bulletins/2003. A Honda Metropolitan is NOT a 316.003(77) Moped . not in excess of 2 brake horsepower and not capable of grater (sic) than 30 miles per hour on level ground. A Honda Metropolitan IS a 316.003(22) Motorcycle . a seat or saddle for the use of the rider. not more than three wheels. excluding a tractor or a moped. Hence, a Honda Metropolitan titled and registered as a motorcycle. However, Definitions for Driver Licenses: 322.01(25) Motorcycle means a motor vehicle powered by a motor with a displacement of more than 50 cubic centimeters. Hence, while you do need a driver's license, you do not need a motorcycle driver's license. The Honda CHF50 Metropolitan is a motorcycle capable of 40 mph. The Honda CHF50P Metropolitan-II is a moped not capable of over 30 mph.