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Welcome to Motorcycles Guru - we are the masters, the engineers, the professionals of motorcycles. If you're looking for a motorcycle replacement part, whether it be aftermarket or OEM, you're in the right place. Not only that, but reading reviews on a part you need, or even on a bike itself, can help you out a lot in the long run. One major factor before you purchase a motorcycle (or even a car) is, is it right for me? What is the fuel mileage? How expensive is maintenance? These are all completely valid questions, and you want them answered before you purchase your new bike - not after. To help with these concerns and more, be sure to read the reviews left by our site visitors. Or, post a question yourself! We'll be more then happy to get back to you. You can also check out places like Kajiji, Craigslist, and E-bay for your motorcycle requirements. The only thing you have to keep in mind on these websites is you're dealing with private buyers and sellers, so be careful. It's best to deal with power sellers - people who have been on these websites for a long time, and have a good reputation for doing proper business.

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Motorcycles, MotoCross, Cruisers, Off-Road

What kind of motorcycle are you interested in? Do you want something that goes vroom vrrom - a high performance bike? Or are you looking to go off-road? These are questions you need to ask yourself. If you are new to riding a motorbike, then you may want to go with a simple bike that is under 800 ccs. For example, a Honda Nighthawk 650 CC is a great bike for a beginner. You want something that you can learn on - not something too big. You'll want something small as your first bike. This way, in case you go for a slide, you have a better chance of being able to survive, or ditch the bike. If you're on a big beefy bike like a cruiser that is 750cc or over, you have no chance of getting off the bike once it starts to go down. A lot of the time, motorcyclists will get pinned underneath a bigger cruising bike - and unfourtunately, that's usually all she wrote, folks.

Harley Davidon, Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki Motorcycles

What manufacturer are you interested in? Sure, everyone wants a Harley Davidson, but being able to afford one is a completely different thing. Harleys are generally very expensive. We don't recommend purchasing one to learn on, either - a Harley is for an accomplished rider. You don't want to scratch it, or end up having to ditch it. That's a LOT of money gone if that happens. BMW motorcyces are also an expensive brand, as you may imagine. These motorcycles are some of the best in the industry, though. The only thing you'll find that is cooler would be a custom built chopper - and you're certainly racking up the bucks on that, chief! If you're looking for a less expensive motorcycle, then you can go with a Honda, Yamaha, etc. Kawasaki is also a good brand for "crotch rockets" and touring bikes.

Kawasaki Motorcycles, Custom Choppers, Parts

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Honda Nighthawk 650cc Jon Trippofski 0 1414 January 8 2011
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Harley Davidson Best in Class Harley Maniac 0 1441 January 8 2011
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Mikey, Pauley and Senior are jokes occ_fan21 0 1276 January 8 2011
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cbr 1000  Honda cbr 1000

looking to buy 2008-2012 cbr 1000 rr frame contact by jay king, 2326 posted on Tuesday, May 01, 2012

You certainly know your industry! Triumph You certainly know your industry!

quote "Triumph is a motorbike company based in Japan. This is where Triumph design, engineer, manufacture and market their motorcycles, motorcycles, and ATVs."

What seriously??

Triumph motorcycles are Japanese? And make ATV's! wow! Who knew that?

You guys really are gurus and really know your stuff! :D

My sides hurt...










by jonkster, 2286 posted on Tuesday, March 06, 2012

Triumph if from Japan? Triumph Triumph if from Japan?

um, dude, Triumph is based in Hinckley, UK. They are built in England and Thailand. by Owen H., 2285 posted on Tuesday, March 06, 2012

Triumph's  Triumph Triumph's


This 'guru' doesn't know what he's talking about. Triumph's at least
Bonneville lines where designed and built in ENGLAND. Starting in 2007
they are now assembled in Thailand.

Triumph DOES NOT build ATV's.

Before writing a review due your research, it lends credibility to your
review.
by Q. Wenzel, 2283 posted on Tuesday, March 06, 2012

If looking for a Kawasaki, custom chopper, Harley Davidson, aftermarket or OEM part, then Motorcycles Guru is your #1 stop. If you're looking for wheels or center caps, we also have other websites that will help you to find car wheels or center caps. Kajiji, Craigslist & E-bay are also good places to look for what you need, if you have trouble finding what you're looking for here on Motorcycles Guru. If this is the case, please leave us a review or post on our forum. Let us know what it is you need exactly, and we'll be happy to find it for you, and get it posted here on Motorcycles Guru.

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