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Sites4bikes motorbike directoryWelcome
to the Sites4bikes motorcycle listings site. Among other things we have some top 10 tips on getting the best motorbike insurance for you. Here are some other areas within our site.
Sites4bikes is a specialised site for people to search for these items using numerous search criteria i.e. region, town, motorbike type, holiday destination etc. Sites4bikes also has additional sections that allow you to search for campsites and Bed and Breakfasts in the UK, find Motorbike insurance and Travel insurance companies in the UK and hints and tips on motorbike maintenance . If you are a custom motorbike enthusiast then we have a page for chopper enthusiasts. An interesting quote from an article on Motorbike insurance claims from an insurance companies perspecitve: "Bike manufacturers have not been as keen to agree price discounts with insurers and motorcycle parts are notoriously expensive. A bike that retails for less than £8,000 new can easily cost more than £40,000 to build if each part is ordered separately." Why advertise on Sites4bikesQuick links to all listingsIf you want to have a look at the listings currently on Sites4bikes then here are some quick links: Riding schools - Motorbikes - Parts - Holidays - Dealers Motorbike merchandise and memorabiliaTake a look though the Sites4bikes shop to find thousands of motorsport related official merchandise and products from MotoGP team clothing to diecast models to autobiographies. It has a comprehensive search function so if you know what you are looking for then just type it in and off you go. More information about whats in the shop - click here Useful motorbike information:Sites4bikes has put together some pages that may be of use when buying a new or used motorbike. Buying a used motorbike"Decide how long you want to keep the bike for, and what you want to use it for. Is it going to be used daily for work or is it going to be a summer plaything, which only comes out on dry days. Also are you the only person to be riding on the bike or are you going to be carrying passengers. Once you know what you are going to use your bike for decide what sort of bike will fit your needs, whether it be a Sports bike, Touring bike, Trials bike, Commuter, Cruiser, Scooter or Learner legal" Buying
a second hand motorbike - hints and tips Thinking about doing the CBT?"When doing a CBT you can do it on a geared or automatic bike (commonly known as a scooter or 'twistie') - which is better?" Which type of bike you choose to do it on is dependant on why you are learning to ride. If you are learning to ride just to be able to ride a scooter and you have no intention of progressing to obtain your full motorbike licence then a scooter is probably sufficient and is easier to ride, since there are less controls. A scooter is far more nimble than a motorbike in traffic and around towns. They are cheaper to buy and run and ideal for shorter distance commuting as they generally offer more protection from the elements than a standard unfaired motorbike. However you cannot ride a geared motorbike if you take your CBT on an automatic as your license will be restricted. CBT
- what bike should I do it on? Read full article
Motorcycle filteringArticle about a motorbike rider who won a court case against a car driver when he was knocked off his motorbike when filtering. This is from January 2006 but its an interesting article and gives you some information if you are involved in an accident where you were filtering. Trials bike school If you have ever wanted to learn to ride a motorbike off road, you can do a enduro day on normal off-road motorbikes, but if you really want to learn to control a motorbike off road then you should have a go at trials bike riding. It really teaches you to control a motorbike and you learn great bike control. There is only one trials bike school in the country that uses 270cc BETA REV 3 trials bikes (the most powerful you can get). Tricks in the sticks trails bike school provide a great day out and cater for all levels. Read about our day with TricksintheSticks
Learning to drive a car
If you would like to learn to drive a car instead of learning to ride a motorbike then you should check out this list of driving schools
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