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Getting under the bonnet of a modern car can be a scary experience, but bikes are a little simpler. Fixing something like a busted bulb or carrying out simple tasks like an oil change or swapping spark plugs can save you a significant sum on garage costs.

At Halfords, we’ve been helping DIY mechanics keep their rides on the road for over 100 years, and the relationship continues to this day. Instore or online you’ll find a range of motorbike service parts like spark plugs and oil filters from leading brands like NGK and Champion. Swapping these out is a simple task for the DIY mechanic and can, in seconds, transform how your bike feels and performs.

There’s no need to be scared of a spanner. At Halfords, you can find a range of Haynes motorcycle manuals for common makes and models. In a digital world, a physical book is a reassuring sight. It’s also less likely to run out of power at exactly the time that you need it!

Our range of motorcycle manuals are part of our comprehensive range of motorcycle parts, accessories - opens in a new tab and clothing. In fact, at Halfords, you can find everything you need for a life spent on two wheels (and four!).

Our entire range is available to buy online, with free shipping and returns available if you spend over £40. We can now offer interest-free credit if you spend over £99. All of our deals are available instore too, with our Click and Collect service offering you the option to have your package delivered to your local Halfords store - opens in a new tab. After over a century in business, we’re still finding new ways to reward our customers and keep them safe on the roads.

Motorcycle Manuals FAQs

Take the plug out and give it a good look. If it’s dirty, cracked, or worn, it won’t spark right. You can use a tester too. Checking it every now and then keeps your bike running smoothly and avoids sudden misfires.

Every bike has its own type of spark plug. Engine size, model, and make all matter. Always check your manual first. Halfords has a range of plugs, so you can grab the one that actually fits your ride.

Usually, they last around 5,000–10,000 miles, but it really depends on your bike and how you ride. A quick check now and then can prevent annoying misfires and keep your engine happy.

You should change your spark plugs roughly every 5,000–10,000 miles, or follow what your bike’s manual says. New plugs improve your bike's fuel efficiency, smoothness, and ease of starting.