HANOVER, Germany--(BUSINESS WIRE)--With increasing temperatures, motorcyclists literally get itchy fingers: Finally the ignition is pressed and the long awaited feeling of freedom in the saddle can be yet again enjoyed. After the winter break two-wheel riders early in the new season should slowly and wisely get back into the swing of things, by taking time for themselves as well as their machines in getting back up to speed and above all doing so safely.
Regular Checks
Any experienced biker knows: Their past time is only ever a safe one when they can safely rely on their motorbike in any situation. "It is all the more important to regularly and not only once at the start of the season, to invest some time in the care and maintenance of all important functions", says the two-wheel riding expert Andreas Faulstich from moto-tyres.co.uk. It begins with the inspection of the brake fluid and brake pressure. An inspection of the lights and indicators is part of a regular motorcycle check and just as important as the tyres. Finally, the tyres should provide for optimum grip at all times.
Which tyre fits?
Just prior to the first trip, but also during the season before every long trip, it is important to check the tyre pressure measuring the tread depth. Equally important is the timely replacement of tyres before they reach the legal minimum tyre tread of 1 millimetre, because every millimetre of tread means added safety. But which rubbers fit on your bike? Searching for hours on end is a thing of the past: A clear and easy overview of the tyre database can be seen at www.moto-tyres.co.uk. With just a few clicks bikers can find the right matching tyres for their machines.
An old flame never dies
They are sought after as never before: Young or old-timers are loved by many motorcycle enthusiasts, at least as a second bike. For many it is the fascination of the "first love" which makes the machines from the 1980s a sought after rarity. Because the models are largely free of electronics you can tinker with them to your heart’s content or as the case may be for some, bring a bike which may not have been cared for enough by the previous owner, back to its shining glory. If necessary parts are missing, there are well-stocked specialist suppliers for most brands. For example, not only matching rubbers but also tubes and rim tapes in a wide selection (even for the young-timers on two wheels) can be found at www.moto-tyres.co.uk.
Tyres are available at the online stores www.moto-tyres.co.uk and Delticom online stores in other countries.
Online store for spare parts:
Other online stores in the UK:
For consumers: www mytyres.co.uk and www.tirendo.co.uk
For garages and dealers: www.yourtyres.co.uk
Tyre test site: www.tyretest.com
For more information on the company, please visit: www.delti.com
