Q. I have a RE Thunderbird 350. I'd like to buy (upgrade) a bike within 3 - 3.5 L range.. Which will be better? Purpose will be city ride, not very speedy & occasionally touring for near about 500kms.

Headlights and horn are a neglected lot when it comes to bike maintenance. Here are some tips to ensure their long, troublefree operation

For things that go fast, they must also come to a stop with equal urgency and for that the sole component responsible is the brake. Motorcycles feature a dedicated braking unit for each of the two wheels and it is highly critical that the health and well being of the braking components is regularly checked and maintained to ensure rider's safety.

You love your bike, but just the love isn't enough. Here are a few simple steps to follow which will make sure your bike stays just the way it did when you got it out of the showroom

The electrical system is one of the most commonly ignored parts of a bike. But they are vital for the smooth functioning of your bike. Here are few tips to ensure the smooth operation of your electrical system

Rusting of chrome parts in a motorcycle is inevitable. But proper care and some simple DIY steps can help bring back the shine to your bike