Looking at bikes.

[Kracka]

I have some White Lightning for my pedal bike chain. Does that stuff work good on cycles too?

Some people use it, yeah.

[ExTREME]

As in, some people use Dub-ya Dee ForDee?

[polishmafia]

make sure to change the oil at the manufactures specified intervals.

[A//// Guy]

Also be sure that there is air in the tires, and your side mirrors are clean.

[Speedfreak]

I'm not a bike nut, but I believe "Loud pipes save lives". I would also think the brightest HID headlights you can buy for a bike would be good as well(as well as day time running light HID's).

[1QUICK4]

I'm not a bike nut, but I believe "Loud pipes save lives". I would also think the brightest HID headlights you can buy for a bike would be good as well(as well as day time running light HID's).

I hear that man, Every time someone starts to cut me off I crack the throttle & scare the shit out of 'em.

I also have a HID headlamp and it's bright as hell.

[JET]

Not much maintenance on a new bike, change the oil every 2,500 miles (clutch uses it too) and lube and check the tension on the chain every 500 miles or so. Rear tires last about 3k miles and the front about 5k. Engines last 20k - 30k+ on most of the new rockets. Valve adjustment is usually 12-15k intervals.

[2003eclipse]

jet what appeals you to the superduke I just went and checked them out kinda odd looking to me

[User Name]

Because you can jump it with the slight bit of clearance. Looks lighter, wouldn't be too spendy to dump it with the lack of body. That is of course, after they are a bit older.

[User Name]

And if it uses a KTM engine. I think them KTM engines are known for their reliability. Is this their first street bike? Not as in on/off road but you know, street bike, the kind you wouldn't go on the trails to your favorite fishing spot.