You have decided you want a garage door button on your motorcycle. The next question is deceptively practical: where should the switch go? A location that looks good in a product photo may not be the easiest place to reach on your bike, especially when you are wearing gloves or turning the handlebars.Rider's Magic Touch uses a handlebar area switch connected by cable to a separate battery powere...

You arrive home after a ride, pull up to the garage and realize the remote is somewhere in a jacket pocket. With gloves on and the bike running, a small task becomes an awkward end to an otherwise enjoyable trip. If you share the garage with a car, the remote might even be in the other vehicle.Fortunately, there are several ways to open a garage door from a motorcycle. The right one depends on ...

Finishing a motorcycle ride should be simple: arrive home, open the garage door and park your bike safely. However, a traditional garage door remote can make those final moments unnecessarily awkward.The remote may be buried in a jacket pocket, packed inside a saddlebag or clipped somewhere that is difficult to reach while wearing gloves. Some riders must stop in the driveway, put the motorcycl...

Rider Safety I came across this artile on rider safety I wanted to share as one of the reaons I developed the Riders Magic touch Universal garage door remote was a matter of safety. Too many riders having accidents fumbling around for remotes in pockets or on unsafe locations.    Ride safe: investing in rider training
Motorcycles once carried a certain prestige on the roadway, where...