If you are like many riders, the opportunity that you have to get out on your favorite motorcycle for a ride may be less than you cares to admit. Or maybe you are the envied rider seen tooling up and down the roads every day. No matter which type of rider you are, filling your tires with nitrogen offers long lasting benefits able to stand up to the miles that your bike sees. While the positive effects of using nitrogen may reach beyond its’ intended result, we can all appreciate the added stability the product provides to us while we ride.
Nitrogen keeps your tires cooler than compressed air and reduces pressure build up due to its dry condition. The elimination of water vapor within the tire allows the temperature and PSI to stay consistent during constant, heavy use as well as during time of neglect. It is for this reason that organizations known for high speeds like NASCAR®, Indy Car ® and NASA all put their trust in nitrogen to fill their tires.
On a molecular level nitrogen molecules are larger than those of oxygen, which ultimately reduces pressure seepage over time. Tires filled with compressed air can lose as much as 12 PSI over a 6 month period decreasing your tire’s performance and increasing wear. Your biggest savings in choosing nitrogen will be evident in the amount of wear seen on your tires and since these products are expensive the longer we can keep them in good condition the better.
Speaking of tire life, oxygen reacts chemically with rubber as it passes through causing the rubber to lose its strength and elasticity. This is similar to what happens with an old rubber band that breaks and disintegrates after a long period of time. Nitrogen does not chemically degrade rubber, allowing it to remain supple and resilient. This again puts money back into your pocket because you are taking full advantage of the life of your tires.
Replacing compressed air with N2Cel Dry Nitrogen is the best thing you can do for your tires. It is also the clear choice for your wallet, at only $5 a tire let the only H-D dealer offering nitrogen fill up your tires and get you on the road safely.
Arizona’s leading Harley-Davidson Service Department!
Buddy Stubbs Arizona Harley-Davidson
13850 N. Cave Creek Road
Phoenix, AZ 85022
Buddy Stubbs Arizona Harley-Davison
Buddy Stubbs Anthem Harley-Davidson
41715 N. 41st Drive
Anthem, AZ 85086
Buddy Stubbs Anthem Harley-Davison
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Buddy Stubbs Harley-Davidson and T.E.A.M. Arizona!
Buddy Stubbs cares about its riders! We want you to be safe, so we are excited to announce a new partnership with T.E.A.M. Arizona, the premier motorcycle rider training organization in Arizona. T.E.A.M. offers the latest state-of-the-art motorcycle rider training available anywhere.
Why did Buddy Stubbs choose T.E.A.M. Arizona?
• Longest running motorcycle rider training organization in Arizona
• More than 90,000 motorcyclists trained since 1989
• Best trained, most experienced team of RiderCoaches in Arizona
• Courses for ALL skill levels and bike types; from entry level to advanced rider training.
• A professionally certified mechanic (MMI) maintains the largest, newest fleet of training motorcycles in Arizona.
• Successful completion of some courses may provide insurance discounts with some insurance providers.
• Fun, safe way to earn your motorcycle endorsement to ride legally on the road.
T.E.A.M. Arizona will be holding classes at the Buddy Stubbs location, with the next training session on March 13,2011. To register for the course, sign up here: Buddy Stubbs Riding Courses!
Visit T.E.A.M. Arizona at Motorcycle Training, or “Like” them on Facebook at Facebook.com/teamarizona
Buddy Stubbs Arizona Harley-Davidson
13850 N. Cave Creek Road
Phoenix, AZ 85022
Buddy Stubbs Arizona Harley-Davison
Buddy Stubbs Anthem Harley-Davidson
41715 N. 41st Drive
Anthem, AZ 85086
Buddy Stubbs Anthem Harley-Davison
Why did Buddy Stubbs choose T.E.A.M. Arizona?
• Longest running motorcycle rider training organization in Arizona
• More than 90,000 motorcyclists trained since 1989
• Best trained, most experienced team of RiderCoaches in Arizona
• Courses for ALL skill levels and bike types; from entry level to advanced rider training.
• A professionally certified mechanic (MMI) maintains the largest, newest fleet of training motorcycles in Arizona.
• Successful completion of some courses may provide insurance discounts with some insurance providers.
• Fun, safe way to earn your motorcycle endorsement to ride legally on the road.
T.E.A.M. Arizona will be holding classes at the Buddy Stubbs location, with the next training session on March 13,2011. To register for the course, sign up here: Buddy Stubbs Riding Courses!
Visit T.E.A.M. Arizona at Motorcycle Training, or “Like” them on Facebook at Facebook.com/teamarizona
Buddy Stubbs Arizona Harley-Davidson
13850 N. Cave Creek Road
Phoenix, AZ 85022
Buddy Stubbs Arizona Harley-Davison
Buddy Stubbs Anthem Harley-Davidson
41715 N. 41st Drive
Anthem, AZ 85086
Buddy Stubbs Anthem Harley-Davison
Riding season is upon us!
If you are a winter-weary motorcycle enthusiast, I have good news for you! Warmer weather is upon us and soon you will be hitting the open roads on your favorite two-wheeler. After a long winter in extended storage, your bike will likely need some TLC.
Below is a summary of our pre-ride inspection checklist which will help you get your bike ready to ride after those long months of colder weather and neglect.
• Check the air pressure of your tires and inflate to the weight specified in your owner's manual. Look for tire wear-and-tear on the treads, cracks, and check for bulges or embedded objects.
• Review the levers and pedals to make sure they are still lubricated, adjusted and properly fitted. They should not be broken, bent or cracked. Inspect cables to make sure they are not frayed, kinked or folded into sharp angles. Also, test to make sure your bike's cables do not at anytime interfere with your ability to steer. Be sure to test that the throttle moves freely, does not stick and snaps closed when released.
• Review the bike's headlamp for cracks. Confirm that the headlamp points at the right height and direction. Test the operation of the high beam and low beam options. Check the tail lamp and brake lights for any cracks and make sure they work at the appropriate times. Test both of the turn signals - left and right! Also be sure to check for all possible fluid leaks and always be aware of the level of engine oil in your bike.
For more tips, check your owner's manual. Included in your manual is a checklist for getting your particular make and model of bike ready for a summer of riding after any duration of inactivity. You also have the option of contacting our service department where we can set up a time to pick up your bike and go over everything with you. It is definitely money well spent.
As always, our commitment to both you and your H-D motorcycle means that our H-D trained technicians use only original H-D parts and the latest H-D approved tools and equipment. We look forward to hearing from you.
For more information see check out our website here Buddy Stubbs Service Department
JD and Your Service Team
Buddy Stubbs Arizona Harley-Davidson
13850 N. Cave Creek Road
Phoenix, AZ 85022
Buddy Stubbs Arizona Harley-Davison
Buddy Stubbs Anthem Harley-Davidson
41715 N. 41st Drive
Anthem, AZ 85086
Buddy Stubbs Anthem Harley-Davison
Below is a summary of our pre-ride inspection checklist which will help you get your bike ready to ride after those long months of colder weather and neglect.
• Check the air pressure of your tires and inflate to the weight specified in your owner's manual. Look for tire wear-and-tear on the treads, cracks, and check for bulges or embedded objects.
• Review the levers and pedals to make sure they are still lubricated, adjusted and properly fitted. They should not be broken, bent or cracked. Inspect cables to make sure they are not frayed, kinked or folded into sharp angles. Also, test to make sure your bike's cables do not at anytime interfere with your ability to steer. Be sure to test that the throttle moves freely, does not stick and snaps closed when released.
• Review the bike's headlamp for cracks. Confirm that the headlamp points at the right height and direction. Test the operation of the high beam and low beam options. Check the tail lamp and brake lights for any cracks and make sure they work at the appropriate times. Test both of the turn signals - left and right! Also be sure to check for all possible fluid leaks and always be aware of the level of engine oil in your bike.
For more tips, check your owner's manual. Included in your manual is a checklist for getting your particular make and model of bike ready for a summer of riding after any duration of inactivity. You also have the option of contacting our service department where we can set up a time to pick up your bike and go over everything with you. It is definitely money well spent.
As always, our commitment to both you and your H-D motorcycle means that our H-D trained technicians use only original H-D parts and the latest H-D approved tools and equipment. We look forward to hearing from you.
For more information see check out our website here Buddy Stubbs Service Department
JD and Your Service Team
Buddy Stubbs Arizona Harley-Davidson
13850 N. Cave Creek Road
Phoenix, AZ 85022
Buddy Stubbs Arizona Harley-Davison
Buddy Stubbs Anthem Harley-Davidson
41715 N. 41st Drive
Anthem, AZ 85086
Buddy Stubbs Anthem Harley-Davison
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