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Setting the Standard for Everyday Epic Sport Riding - 2021 Kawasaki Ninja 400

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Street bikes are a lot of fun! If you are a beginner rider, a great bike to start with is a Kawaski Ninja! Their smooth ride and easy to control nature, make them perfect for beginners. These bikes are designed for comfort and they have a sporty yet relaxed riding position. We have a great selection of street bikes at our motorcycle dealership in Lebanon, MO . Read on to learn more about the 2021 Kawakski Ninja 400! 2021 KAWASAKI NINJA 400 SETTING THE STANDARD FOR EVERYDAY EPIC SPORT RIDING The Ninja® 400 offers the largest displacement in its category at 399cc with the sophistication of twin-cylinder power. Approachable power, superb ergonomics and class-leading performance offer a smooth, manageable ride that’s ideal for new riders while also alluring experienced riders. A low seat height and aggressive styling with LED headlights make the Ninja 400 the ideal choice for riders looking to enter the sport-riding scene. Features ERGONOMICS DESIGNED FOR COMFORT: A sporty yet relaxed ridi...

Scenic Motorcycle Rides Around Missouri!

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Spring is one of the best times of year to head out for a scenic motorcycle ride. Missouri offers residents and visitors gorgeous terrain for sightseeing due to the diversity of the landscape. Our motorcycle dealership in Lebanon, MO is located near many routes that make the perfect day trip on your bike. Read on to find out a few of our favorite roads to travel! Rolla-Salem Loop (113 miles) Get a good look at old route 66, rivers, bluffs, farmlands, old towns, and Mark Twain National Forest along this route. It's a longer trip with a variety of roadways, including sweeping curves, tight turns, short straightaways, and more. It's a wonderful summary of what Mid-Missouri has to offer. There are available stops every 20 miles or so, so no trouble finding a quick pit stop when you feel like it.   map photo from MotorcycleRoads.com  Branson to Table Rock Loop (11 miles) The ride itself is a short one, but there is so much to see and do in the area and along the ...

Stay Safe on the Road This 4th of July - 7 Motorcycle Safety Tips

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Many of you will be traveling this 4th of July. Keep in mind that means lots of other people will be out there on the road with you as well. All of us here at LSK Lebanon want you to stay safe on the road at all times, but on holidays extra precautions need to be taken.  Today's blog features a few motorcycle safety tips for the 4th of July . ( For additional advice, you might go back and read our previous blog about Motorcycle Road Trip Tips  too.)  Most of these tips can also be applied to anyone driving a car on the road over the holiday. (Maybe pulling a boat to the lake to spend your holiday on the water! We'll have boat safety tips for everyone in next week's blog.) Keep the following ideas in mind before you head out into the Independence Day traffic.  Don't Drink & Drive This is an obvious one that all bikers should know by heart and practice regularly. Even so, it is way too important to not include in today's list. Be a good friend and make ...

Motorcycle Road Trip Tips

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National Motorcycle Day happens next month in July, but World Motorcycle Day takes place on June 21, 2019. That same date also happens to be Take a Road Trip Day , so your friends at LSK Lebanon are filling this blog with helpful tips for taking a road trip on your motorcycle.  Motorcycle Road Trip Tips Our motorcycle dealership in Southern Missour i has the gorgeous machines, accessories, and gear to get you out on a scenic road trip by bike. The following tips will help to make that trip safer, easier, and more enjoyable.   Plan Your Route Know where you're headed before you begin the trip. Be aware of where gas stations are for fillups and know how far you can enjoyably ride before needing to stop for the day. Always have a map with you in case cell service is spotty and you cannot access your GPS.  Plan for plenty of stops along the way to both rest for a bit and to actually enjoy some of that countryside you are traveling through. Do your best to ...