Canyonchasers News

If you've become frustrated with the challenges surrounding getting tires changed on your motorcycle, or grown tired of paying lots of money to have your rims scratched up by the kid working the tire machine in the back of your local dealership, then listen up! We've been hearing about these guys for a while now and have finally gotten the opportunity to sample the Classic No-Mar Motorcycle Tire Changer. As the name implies, this tire changer promises to leave your rims unscathed. Using hi-tech plastics and some inspired designs this is one of the greatest moto-specific tools we've seen in a very long time. Read the full review here »

We've recently finished reviewing another ladies specific bit of riding gear, this one from Tourmaster Cortech, and we must reveal that this one really impressed us! Not only does this jacket look very feminine without the "pink" factor (although it is available in three other colors - one of which is pink), it features lots of protective features as it should, as well as some very nice comfort and aesthetic features. It has perforations along the arms for cool weather, but also comes with a very robust full-sleeve liner making the jacket usable when its not summer. Read all the details and our thoughts in the Reviews Section of this site. More »

See our second attempt at getting a working tachometer onto our track-only SV650. This time we try out the Trail Tech Vapor Gauge Cluster which does a whole lot more than just measure engine speed, in fact, it does more than the OEM gauge that came on the bike from Suzuki, including dual-stage shift lights, hours meters, top speed and lots more cool stuff. See how we installed the product and how it works. So far this has been a fantastic solution to the speedometer problem many riders of "customized" bikes face. Read More »

We really have no idea if this is for real or a great spoof of some sorts, but in either case it is just too good to not pass on to you, our loyal readers. Its really hard to supercede the text from Rocketshields.com. "What originally started as a remedy to keep the rain off of my face while commuting [snip] has now evolved into a whole new riding experience with results that have far surpassed any of my previous expectations. [snip] I no longer have to wear a full face helmet that squishes my fat cheeks, fogs up when its too cold or too hot, impairs my peripheral vision and hearing, and makes my head smell like a sweaty sock. I now sport a skateboard style motorcycle skid lid without having to wear sunglasses or goggles." What more can be said? Read it all and see more photos at Rocketshilds.com »