The motorcycle industry is constantly evolving, which brings exciting new features to the bikes we know and love. Today’s bicycles are more complex than ever, and understanding how the motorcycle’s suspension works seems to be a daunting task at first. However, understanding how your suspension is s... read more
A shock absorber is often used to describe the damper in a typical automotive suspension setup. It is one of two key components in the rebound process, the other being a spring, usually made of a steel alloy. Dampers are not shock-absorbing components. That would be a coil spring. The coil is the pa... read more
Your motorcycle's rocker arm is under heavy load, continues to move, and is exposed to dirt, water and dirt that has fallen off the rear tires. All of this makes life difficult for the rocker arm and all the bearings that keep the part in motion. When you look at the maintenance schedule, it is not ... read more
A motorcycle swingarm refers to a specific part of a motorcycle's rear suspension that is completely different from a car's suspension. This is an important enough part to warrant proper decomposition. A motorcycle's swingarm is an H- or L-shaped suspension member that connects the motorcycle's chas... read more
The scooter shock absorber is a device that can effectively ensure that the vehicle can reduce the impact. Simply put, it is to reduce the impact of the road as much as possible, and the scooter shock absorber can effectively ensure the comfort of riding, and ensure that the tires can closely fit th... read more
