Sintered vs Organic Brake Pads for Dirt Bikes & ATVs(Post)

    Short answer: if you ride in mud, water, sand, or on long downhills, or you race, buy sintered (full-metal) pads. They keep working when wet and hot, and they last longest in abrasive conditions. If y

    Brake Master Cylinder: Rebuild Kit or Replace? How to Choose(Post)

    Short answer: if the master cylinder body and bore are undamaged and the problem is a soft lever, a slow leak at the piston, or fluid weeping around the reservoir, a rebuild kit (new cup seals, O-ring

    Fork Seals: How to Find the Right Size(Post)

    Short answer: a fork seal is sized by three numbers: inner diameter × outer diameter × height, in millimeters (for example 43 × 55 × 9.5/10). The inner diameter is the only one you can see from the ou

    How to Read a Dirt Bike Sprocket Part Number & Pick Gearing(Post)

    Short answer: a sprocket listing tells you four things, and you need all four to match. They are position (front or rear), material (steel or alloy), the bike family and year range it fits, and the to

    Return & Refund Policy(Page)

    No‑Hassle Returns & Exchanges You may return any purchase from The Moto Store within 30 days for a refund or exchange. To qualify, the product must be in new, unused, and uninstalled condition...

    ATV & UTV Wheel Bearing Kits: How to Identify Yours(Post)

    Quick answer: you have three reliable ways to identify an ATV or UTV wheel bearing. Pull the old bearing and read the number stamped on its seal (something like 6905-2RS), measure its bore, outside di

    Shipping Policy(Page)

    Orders of $50 or more ship FREE via FedEx Ground (2–3 business days) within the Lower 48 States of the United States of America. Orders under $50 ship for a flat $9.75. Excludes HI, AK, and Puerto...

    FAQ(Page)

    FAQ Shipping Where do you ship to? We ship only to the Lower 48 States of the United States of America and standard delivery typically takes 2–3 business days. How can I track my order? Once...

    Fuel Cap With Gauge: Vented vs Non-Vented, How to Size(Post)

    Short answer: a gas cap has to let air into the tank as fuel goes out. If your tank has its own vent hose (a thin line running from the filler neck or tank top, often down the frame), use a non-vented