Motorcycle Safety

Well, imagine that little star motorcycle cruising along a peaceful galaxy. Now, a 175cc star can typically reach speeds of around 60-70 miles per hour, which is quite a lovely pace for enjoying the cosmic scenery. Just remember, it's not always about how fast you go, but the joy you find in the journey.

Yes, everyone should wear a helmet while on a motorcycle. Helmets are essential for protecting the head and brain in the event of a crash, reducing the risk of severe injury or death. Studies have shown that wearing a helmet significantly decreases the likelihood of head injuries in motorcycle accidents. It is important to prioritize safety and follow regulations that require helmet use while riding a motorcycle.

40.9 mph

222.8 feet in 4 seconds.
38 x 5280 = 200640 feet per hour
200640 / 60 = 3344 feet per minute
3344 / 60 = 55.7 feet per second
55.7 x 4 = 222.8 feet in 4 seconcs

You would be traveling 316.82 feet per second. 1 mph = 1.46 fps.

217 x 1.46 = 316.82

1 mph = 5280 ft in 3600 sec, so 44 mph = (44 x 5280)/3600 = a whisker more than 64.5 fps...

Apart from converting units (from miles to feet, in this case), you would also need to know for how long you are traveling at that speed. Use the formula:distance = speed x time

To convert mph to feet per second, you can use the conversion factor of 1 mph = 1.46667 feet per second. Therefore, 74.0625 mph is equivalent to about 108.67917 feet per second.

Putting rocks in a motorcycle exhaust can cause serious damage to the exhaust system and potentially the engine. The rocks can block airflow, restrict exhaust flow, and lead to overheating or back pressure issues. This can result in poor performance, engine damage, and potentially costly repairs.

Motorcyclists are about 28 times more likely to die in a motor vehicle accident compared to passenger car occupants. This increased risk is due to factors such as the lack of protection a motorcycle provides compared to a car, as well as the inherent instability of motorcycles.

If the nail is in the middle of the tread it can usually be repaired, if the nail is in the side wall you would need to purchase a new tire because the it will weaken the tire.

If the tire is repairable, you would need to purchase a tire repair kit from your local parts store. These kits include glue,plugs and a special tool that almost looks like a screw driver to install them with.

You would need to remove the nail, clean the hole in the tire, and then insert the plug with glue that was provided with it into the hole.

im guessing u have a manual motor bike. this is how to changee gears. first roll back the throttle but dont over reve or under reve it then ease off the throttle quickly pull in the clutch the brake looking thing on your left and push down or up depending on if u r changing up or down it takes a bit of practice but you'll get there