Practical knowledge for motorcycling – riding technique, safety & Checklists
Moto‑Guide presents compact and practical knowledge about motorcycling:
In this category you will find clear, understandable instructions and checklists so that you can be safer, more relaxed and better prepared - whether on short everyday journeys, commuter routes or longer tours.
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Driving technique tips for beginners and experienced bikers
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Safety and risk information for everyday life on two wheels
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Practical checklists for departure & seasonal planning
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Basic knowledge of tires, brakes, oil and maintenance
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Weather and clothing tips for every season
Everything is prepared in such a way that you quickly get real aha moments and can implement the content directly on the street.
Our common goal: More safety, fewer risks, more fun on every motorcycle tour.
It's probably the most dangerous situation for every biker: You're on a tour of the Alps or a long stretch of motorway heading south, and suddenly your eyes start to burn. Concentration wanes, the ideal line in the curve becomes unclean, and the worst feeling of all creeps in - a leaden weight on your shoulders that cannot be shaken off by even the strongest sip of coffee at the gas station.
Many motorcyclists are familiar with the phenomenon Tiredness despite breaks. You stop every two hours, have a drink, stretch your legs, but as soon as the visor is down again, the exhaustion returns. Why is that? Why is “normal” rest often not enough when riding a motorcycle? In this comprehensive guide, we analyze the biological, physical and psychological background of “biker fatigue” and show you how to break the vicious circle of exhaustion. Read more
You know the feeling: the tour was perfect, the curves were smooth, but on the way home it starts. First there is a slight pulling sensation, then a burning pain in the neck that radiates to the shoulders. Many of us accept this as a “normal” phenomenon, but if we are honest, it seriously spoils the fun of driving.
What is often dismissed as mere tension is, from a medical perspective, a highly complex interplay of biomechanics, aerodynamics and ergonomics. Riding a motorcycle is not passive sitting; it is a peak sporting performance for your musculoskeletal system, especially for your cervical spine (cervical spine). In this deep dive, you'll find out exactly what happens in your body when you step on the gas and how you can stay pain-free with targeted strategies and technical know-how. Read more
The dull rumble of the engine, the smell of freedom in the air and the anticipation of the next pass: motorcycling is one of the most emotional hobbies in the world. But when the soloist becomes a duo, the dynamic changes fundamentally. Many people underestimate the crucial moment when the journey begins: the right climbing.
In this comprehensive 1,200-word guide you will find out everything you need to know to form a unit as a driver and passenger (pillion). We clarify the physics of the chassis, the psychology of trust and the pro tricks for each motorcycle category Read more
