Sprockets and chains are some of the many parts that make your motorcycle function. Your front sprocket will rotate with the transmission output shaft, pulling on the drive chain, which in turn ...

Motorcycle ownership means belonging to a taxonomy of tribe and sub-culture that parallels those found in nature. Remember Biology 101? If I recall correctly, it goes something like: Phylum, Class, ...

BikeMaster is proud to announce the introduction of a new lineup of sprockets to its vast product list. The new line includes front and rear sprockets for street and off-road motorcycles as well as ...

Step 1 – Get access to your front sprocket First, remove the front sprocket. To gain access to it you’ll usually need to remove a cover by undoing the retaining bolts. Beneath it some bikes like this ...

All bikes with the exception of penny-farthings are geared between the crankset and the rear wheel. Most bikes will include a range of gears, so that you can choose one appropriate to where you’re ...

Electric bike technology has advanced leaps and bounds in recent years, so much so that the very foundations of the bicycle as we know it are being overhauled. Sure, even the most sophisticated ...

KTM has issued a recall for its 390 Duke range sold in India. Customers owning a 390 Duke are being asked to go down to the KTM service centre, after the company detected an issue with front sprocket ...

The vast majority of modern bikes, whether mountain bikes, road bikes or gravel bikes, come with derailleur gears. The rear derailleur moves your chain up or down a set of sprockets attached to your ...