A motorbike warranty is designed to assist with repair expenses. You’ll pay a monthly premium to cover the bills for fixing a wide range of electrical and mechanical issues that could develop in your bike. Unlike motorbike insurance, you’re not legally required to have a warranty in place in the UK. However, most owners prefer to have one, as it ensures their bike is free from any defects during the warranty period.
Japan is famous for a lot of things, one of which is its fine craftsmanship and attention to detail. These qualities are what make Japanese motorcycles some of the best in the world. We have compiled a list of the Five best Japanese sports bikes on the market.
There is no clear definition for what muscle motorbikes are, but they can be generalised as – motorcycles with high displacement and horsepower. Also in appearance the engine, air intakes and exhaust pipes are clearly highlighted in the design. These bikes go by many names, while streetfighter is the most common, super naked and muscle bikes all refer to the same type of motorcycle.
The Suzuki Bandit has been tried and tested since 1989, and there is a reason people keep going back to it year after year.
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