Motorcycle Handlebars
Looking for a motorcycle handlebar? Note that the height and width of the handlebar influence the seating position and comfort while riding. Some riders prefer higher handlebars for a more upright seating position, while others prefer lower handlebars for a more sporty position. Consider what feels most comfortable for you and ensure the width of the handlebar matches your shoulder width.
Barracuda Sturen€69.90
Barracuda Sturen€69.90
Barracuda Sturen€69.90
Barracuda Sturen€69.90
Barracuda Sturen€69.90
Barracuda Sturen€49.90
Barracuda Sturen€49.90
Barracuda Sturen€49.90
Barracuda Sturen€49.90
Tips for Riding a Motorcycle
- Place your hands on the handlebars in a comfortable and firm manner. Most motorcycles have handlebars with two grips. Position your hands so that you have full control over the motorcycle and can easily access the controls, such as the throttle, brakes, and clutch.
- A good posture is crucial when riding a motorcycle. Sit upright with your knees against the tank for better stability. Lean slightly forward to reduce wind resistance and have better control over the motorcycle.
- Always look ahead and anticipate traffic and road conditions. Focus your gaze on where you want to go, not on the obstacles you're afraid of. By looking ahead, you can identify potential hazards early and adjust your maneuvers accordingly.
- When taking turns, it's important to apply the right technique. Reduce your speed before entering the turn and choose the ideal line to take the turn. Lean your body slightly into the turn, keep your eyes directed at the point where you want to go, and smoothly modulate the throttle and brakes.
- Mastering motorcycle riding requires practice and experience. Start on quiet roads and practice various maneuvers, such as taking turns, changing lanes, and performing emergency stops. Over time and with practice, you will enhance your skills.