Top 5 Sport bike performance modifications

Ok, you buy a sport bike you've been chosing for a long time and you're happy with it, but the time comes and you start thinking "Hmm I'm bored of the same sensation, why shouldn't I change something, add more power, make it louder, make it faster". We will help you just do that.


Top 5 must-do sport bike modifications

1.Exhaust can, Exhaust system - As we all know boys and men all like fast machines, but if it is going to be fast then you MUST be loud as it follows. So that is the first sport bike modification which is really from big importance when we are talking about power, and sound also :)

2.Air filter - Preferebly a K&N air filter, because you can wash it you are not supposed to change it now and then so it's very good investment and especially good tune up, better sound, more air flow. MORE HP. You can buy yours HERE.















3.Power commander - This is something like a chip tuning for a car, but its a little bit different. It optimizes the RPMs so the throttle response is sharper and you squeeze the optimal hp from your bike. A must do! You can buy HERE. Suzuki power commanders. Yamaha power commanders. Honda power commanders. Kawasaki power commander.







4.Chain and sprockets - You simply consult with a professional about the sprocket ratio and what you want to gain - acceleration or more speed. The chain and sprocket kits are a very good sample of fine tuning your bike to feel and run like you want to. So you can also buy HERE.






5. Sport Spark plugs - Few more HP to squeeze from the bike, cheap also. What more do you want. You can buy HERE.
SPRK PLG RN12YC BOX 4 CHAMPION - Champion Sparkplugs -
NGK (4095) IZFR6F-11 Laser Iridium Spark Plug, Pack of 1






Optional performance modifications on a sport bike.(and not only)

1.Brakes, Brake pads, Brake discs, Steel brake lines - Now we're not looking for more power but for better and more efficient way of stoping. It all matters - the brakes, the brake discs, the brake lines. So consider spending extra cash here. BREMBO HERE














2004-2005 SUZUKI GSXR600: DRIVEN SPORT SERIES MOTORCYCLE BRAKE ROTOR - FRON
2004-2006 YAMAHA YZF-R1: DRIVEN SPORT SERIES MOTORCYCLE BRAKE ROTOR - FRON
2006-2007 SUZUKI GSXR600: DRIVEN SPORT SERIES MOTORCYCLE BRAKE ROTOR - FRON
2002-2003 HONDA CBR954RR: DRIVEN SPORT SERIES MOTORCYCLE BRAKE ROTOR - FRON
1995-2003 KAWASAKI ZX9R: DRIVEN SPORT SERIES MOTORCYCLE BRAKE ROTOR - FRON
2004-2005 HONDA CBR1000RR: DRIVEN SPORT SERIES MOTORCYCLE BRAKE ROTOR - FRON
<-- For listening to some music when riding. It's the last 5th generation model.















2. Suspension - Forks, Shocks,Dampers. All of that is more of a pro tuning and you can feel the difference on track.















3.Lightweight rims - These are deffinitely on-track modification. They are expensive but very lightweight and good looking also.


4.IPAD - This one is not going to help you much, but when you have a rest at a circuit you deffinitelly could watch MOTO GP on it or Formula one or whatever you like and learn how to perfect your riding style. The coolest gadget out now . BUY HERE

Top 5 sport bike comfort modifications

When you get your first sport bike you are overwhelmed and think it's perfect and you need nothing more. Well I'm going to be a little in your face here and say that actually you will get to a point where you will wonder what you can get to your bike, not only to make it look more customised but also to make it suit your taste.

And if you wonder what modifications to make on your sport bike, you're in the right place.

First I'll say that there are several modifications that are a "must-do" and several others that just come in handy and give a meaner look to your precious.

Top 5 must-do modifications on a sport bike:

These mods are called must-dos because they not only make it more comfortable but they also protect your bike from eventual accidents and scratches and etc.

1.Crash sliders- Here I will only say that this is a very recommended modification to your sport bike, because these crash sliders protect the plastics on your bike and they come in handy when you are new to sport bikes. So consider spending some extra cash on these things. You can BUY HERE starting from 15$. Search for your model !!

2.Stator covers- I wouldn't have second toughts buying this if I am a newbie or even if I'm not. These things protect the oil tank and big part of the lower side parts of the engine itself. And the repairment of engine isn't cheap as you may know. You can BUY HERE. Search for your model.

Yamaha Aerox scooter with R1 1000cc engine

When I saw the Yamaha aerox with R1 1000cc engine for the first time in a magazine I was like "what the f*ck" it really grabbed my eye. The crazy guy who did this maybe is really suffering from some kind of a scooter complex and just decided that he can make it outrun Ferraris and Lamborghinis. That guy really deserves a big WELL DONE and applause for the crazy Yamaha aerox 1000cc with 150 hp on the go ... The world keeps me surprised every day

Top 5 motorcycle helmets according to Bikes

5.Caberg Helmets- Altough they are not weared by Moto GP racers which claims to be the top sport motorcycling event, the helmets still remain comfortable and safe as the others and maybe providing more extra comfort for you like no-Fog lens and a secondary visor if the sun is really shining in your eyes, which is very good

4.Arai helmets - Very good moto gp class helmets. Nicky Haiden uses Arai

What is a damper ?

A damper is a device that deadens, restrains, or depresses.

Dampers may refer to:

 a type of hydraulic or mechanical damper,

Shock absorber (British or technical use: damper), a mechanical device designed to dissipate kinetic energy.

 

So unformally said, the damper is a device that is used to kill all the vibrations and improve the handling on a motorbike. There are several ways of mounting it on the bike. Though many if not every bike nowadays comes with a damper, they are not as useful as aftermarket ones. I'll give you two examples of aftermarket dampers. The first is proven since the 80s and is called Ohlinsand are sold on Kawasaki bikes as stock dampers. At least for the ZX-10R models and are really effective.

Other famous brand for stabilizers is GPR. They "kill" the vibrations the same hidraulic way, altough they are slightly different shape.

It is a good investment especially if you had encounters of disbalancing your bike and result of a high-side crash.

You can of course order yours now:
Ohlins damper - $508.67 BUY NOW

GPR damper -  $538.83 BUY NOW