Guest Post: Mike Gould
We are excited to feature a guest post from long-time friend of ProCycle and owner of Moto-Mule, Mike Gould!
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+1-541-688-9543We are excited to feature a guest post from long-time friend of ProCycle and owner of Moto-Mule, Mike Gould!
In this month's tech talk, Carl discusses various master link options for your chain and demonstrates a few products that make it easier to get your chain set up correctly.
This month, we’re excited to feature ProCycle customer Joshua Hudson from Pennsylvania! Joshua, who is a US Navy veteran, enjoys spending time on his 2006 Suzuki DR650, as well as his 2012 BMW G650GS Sertao and 2020 Moto Guzzi V85TT.
In this month's tech talk, Carl discusses various options to help improve your braking performance.
In this month's tech talk, Carl talks about various storage options available for your dual-sport motorcycle.
Tank bags can be attached to your bike right behind the tank and sit in front of your chest while you ride. Because space is limited, we recommend keeping your most important items in this area. They are also easily removable, so you can take your entire bag with you when you get to a rest stop. Phones, cameras, wallets, sunglasses, and house keys are good items to put into you tank bag. Many of our bags also allow you to keep a paper map on top for ease of access.
Taylor took this picture of his Yamaha XT250 in Southeastern Arizona. He was training for a rim-to-rim hike of the Grand Canyon and decided to explore the backcountry for a bit after his training hike. The rough dirt roads were no problem for the XT, and as the sun was setting, the entire landscape lit up a fiery orange! Taylor’s dual-sport took him to places that would be otherwise inaccessible.
In this month’s tech talk, Mike discusses some common terms that we use when we discuss characteristics of shock setups and compare the performance of different shocks.
This month, we’re riding along with Daniel Byers from Ohio who owns a heavily-modified 2011 Suzuki DR650 with a striking yellow and white color scheme that he has named “Thousand Sunny” or just “Sunny” for short.
Daniel has replaced “everything imaginable, except the motor, carb, and airbox” with the “entire ProCycle catalog!” Some of the more notable bits include a Yenkro Rally fairing, a translucent Safari tank, a wheel set from Woody’s Wheel Works, and Acerbis frame guards.
In this month’s tech talk, Carl discusses the care and maintenance of some components on your motorcycle that you might not think to lubricate.