Long Distance Motorcycle Riding Tips by The Professionals

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Power Up For Long-Distance Motorcycling
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Power Up For Long-Distance Motorcycling

• If your bike does not come with a power port, it
  may be useful to purchase one. If your GPS's
  hard-wiring fails, for example, power ports can
  be extremely useful. Instead of continuing your
  journey without GPS, simply plug it into the
  power port.

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Tailor Your Bike for Comfort

• Take note of what irritates or makes you
  uncomfortable during your pre-tour stamina rides
  (at the top of this piece). Maybe your wrists
  hurt. Perhaps after a few hours in the saddle,
  your butts start to hurt. Before you go, make any
  required improvements to ease these problems.

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Ride With A Screen

• Screens are amusing because no one-size-fits-all
  solution exists. For a variety of reasons, many
  people prefer different screen heights. As said
  by this vintage Indian motorcycle parts
  manufacturer, The best thing you can do is either
  acquire one that is adjustable or one that you
  are already familiar with.

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Wear The Right Gear

• According to a Vintage Matchless motorcycle parts
  seller, it makes all the difference to have the
  right gear for the job. You've got yourself a
  winner if you can keep warm, cool, vented, and
  dry. If you have room in your top box, being able
  to swap gloves is also beneficial.

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Caffeine Long-Distance Motorcycling

• Caffeine is a fantastic substance, but it must be
  consumed in moderation. If you generally avoid
  caffeine, one espresso will give you a huge kick
  if you drink one when you're starting to feel
  tired.

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Choose Your Riding Buddies Wisely!

• You don't want to be riding with friends that
  don't share your riding style. If your riding
  companion wants to stop every half hour, making
  up time will be quite difficult. Furthermore, if
  you want to make up time but your friend wants to
  stop constantly, this will result in fights and
  disagreements.

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The Hare The Tortoise

• Maintaining a constant speed is the best
  technique to traverse distance. The fastest
  bikers are those who ride at a constant yet
  consistent speed throughout the day. Consistency
  is not only faster, but it is also safer, more
  fuel-efficient, more durable over longer
  distances, and less exhausting. Breaks are in the
  same category. Do not ride hard for an hour and
  then take an hour off because you are exhausted.

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Stay Hydrated

• We frequently travel in hot climates. Plus, we're
  sitting on top of a scorching hot engine. You'll
  be sweating more than usual, and you'll need to
  refill that water.

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Eat Little Often

• When you're hungry and have been riding all
  morning, it's tempting to have that large lunch.
  While you're lazing in the sun, a huge glass of
  ice-cold beer does appear appealing. However,
  both the big dinner and the drink will just make
  you feel sluggish and weary, so reserve them for
  your evening meal!

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Plan Smarter Breaks For Long-Distance
Motorcycling

• Fuel stops, lunch breaks, coffee breaks, and
  general stretching' breaks appear to be
  separated by many people. Plan breaks where you
  can do all of the above in one location if you're
  travelling. Service stations along highways are
  ideal for taking short breaks.

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Early Starts

• Getting up earlier is one of the simplest ways to
  cover more miles in a day. If you need to take
  public transportation, wake up early! If
  necessary, get up in the dark and leave in the
  dark. This will offer you the best chance of
  covering as many kilometers as possible during
  the hours of daylight available.

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Contact

• Royal Choppers
• Call - 91 - 9999776513
• Email - info_at_royalchoppers.in
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