October 24, 2006 One of the skills necessary to master a motorcycle is to combine the use of the three brakes, the clutch, lights, horn, turn signals and throttle without taking your hands off the ...

Riding well is all about control. And the more precisely your controls are set up and operate, the better the experience. The basic idea is to position the controls where you can instantly and ...

The development of motorcycle adaptive cruise control systems is driven by breakthroughs in radar technology, machine vision, and signal processing. These innovations ensure high precision in object ...

Traction Control Systems, generally referred to as TCS, have begun to be a part of our everyday riding lives and are becoming increasingly common in new motorcycles. From sport to adventure bikes, ...

Motorcycles are becoming more complex—in addition to electric versions, there's greater focus on rider security/safety. The electromechanical switch is vital in these apps to ensure tight product ...

Motorcycle lane filtering, common sense rules on having your hands and feet on the bars and footpegs, and international helmet standards could soon be adopted in Queensland. The proposals are being ...

My “Aha!” moment came about half-way through the afternoon cornering exercises. I was fighting the Ducati around the tight oval, trying not to flatten the cones while wrestling for control of the ...

Vertex Standard's multi-component Motorcycle Control Head Package is designed and suitable for a variety of heavy-duty external installations. The key component of this motorcycle/mobile ensemble is ...

“What motorcycle should I buy?” has to be the most frequently asked question by any prospective new motorcycle owner and rider. As loaded as the question is, it’s the right question to ask. The answer ...