Dylan Ruddy•25 Dec 2020

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Top advice stories of 2020

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Everyone had a bit more time on their hands in 2020, so it provided the perfect opportunity to tinker, learn, and finish unfinished projects. Fortunately, bikesales was here to help. Here are our top advice articles for 2020.

1. What your motorcycle says about you

Your motorcycle says a lot about your personality

2. FAQ: What is a good first motorcycle?

The Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 is an excellent first motorcycle

3. The motorcycle sins we've all committed

We've all committed motorcycle maintenance sins

4. Buying second-hand amid COVID-19

5. 10 tips for buying second-hand

Always be prepared when buying second-hand

6. What is backfiring?

Everything you need to know about backfiring

7. How to do wheelies

Learn how to get that front wheel pointed skyward

8. How to corner properly

The art of cornering is a mysterious one

9. Top tips for motorcycle camping

10. Adventure bike ride essentials

Everything you need for an adventure ride

11. Spoked wheels vs alloy wheels

12. Will motorcycling kill me?

Motorcycling is dangerous, but not as dangerous as some might think

13. Seven reasons why you should buy a motorcycle

14. Nifty tricks to save a few bucks

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Vintage, Veteran & Classic

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