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.
Your heart is pounding, the traffic light turns red, and you desperately search for solid ground with your toes. A motorcycle that is too high is not just a question of comfort - it is a massive safety risk. According to accident statistics, many falls occur when stationary or when maneuvering slowly because the driver cannot stabilize the machine.
But the good news for all bikers under 1.75 m: Size is not a hurdle, but a configuration task. In this comprehensive guide, we'll show you how to master any bike through professional chassis tuning, ergonomic adjustments or the right technique. We rely on data from the ADAC, technical guidelines of the DEKRA and testimonials from numerous motorcyclists.
Imagine: the perfect curve, the sun on your back, the freedom in the tank. And then – an ugly noise. A stone hits, a holder breaks or the machine simply tips over when stopping to take photos. The heart sinks. At this moment the wheat is separated from the chaff. There are the bikers who call for roadside assistance and wait for three hours. And there are those who open their tank bags with a smile. That's where it lies. Inconspicuous, made of plastic, costs almost nothing: the cable tie.
Welcome to the Cable tie library. This isn't a technical manual - this is your road survival strategy. And you play the main role.
You know that sound. The ugly, screaming grinding of metal on asphalt. The splintering of plastic. And then… this unnatural silence.
The moment you lie there and realize that the world has stopped spinning, something happens. It's not just the protective clothing that has suffered. It is the indestructible feeling of freedom that suddenly develops deep cracks. Maybe you swore to yourself, “I’m quitting.” Maybe you've mentally rebuilt your machine hundreds of times, but your hands shake as soon as you touch the key.
Stop being ashamed of it. We're not talking about technology or torque today. We're talking about what happens between your ears when the visor goes down. Welcome to your real comeback - stronger, faster in the head and more conscious than ever before. Read more
