Brook Suspension

Standing in front of a sleek, well-appointed motorcycle, it's very easy to be seduced by the shine of glistening chrome and the promise of adventure. But the relationship a rider develops with his or her bike changes not only with the rev of the tachometer but also with the steady increase of miles. Learning how to assess a motorcycle means learning how to assess whether a motorcycle is right for you. Determining whether you and your motorcycle are a good match requires that you ask the right questions about what you expect, what kind of riding you do and what level of motorcycle your current riding skills can handle. When you consider specific key qualities you will make better decisions about which make and model best suits you. This is invaluable when trying to determine if you've outgrown your current motorcycle or whether or not a different type of bike would be a better match for your riding style. The components for evaluating a motorcycle are handling, comfort and dep...