Michael Czysz, motorcycle racer and designer of several revolutionary bikes through his MotoCzysz company, died…
DisplacementForDayz, ironically lusts after a Honda Grom
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When I left the world of writing about cars and bikes and tech in the back of a garage in my boxers, one thing was…
The name does sorta suggest the engine notes of large-displacement V8s, doesn’t it? I am disappointed. Ya let us down, Torch.
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Those old Fiat Abarths were the business, man.
I blame the English language. It’s not Natasha’s fault that “All you can eat” can be singular or plural (and boo to Denny’s for taking advantage of the ambiguity). This wouldn’t have happened in Shakespeare’s day. When the tavern had an “All thou canst eat” special, everybody knew it only meant thee, not thy whole…
Monogrammed Thermos™ does both!
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Man, if your comment is to shit on another man’s pride and joy, you need to step up your comment game.
Finger is not on the trigger, but in front of the trigger guard. But yeah, it should be pointed down.
SEMA is supposed to be completely ridiculous. The show works best when automakers embrace that idea. It’s not enough…
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It’s likely you’re getting sick of all the Back to the Future-related content today, but I promise you that this one…
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The Royal National Lifeboat Institution operating in Teignmouth, England is a long way from rodeo country, but that…
You have to look at the bigger picture: over last several decades traffic death rates have dropped dramatically. In 1960 there were about 5.06 deaths per 100,000 miles driven in the US. In 2011 the rate was 1.10 per 100k miles. Certainly much of this is due to safer cars (seat belts, airbags, disk brakes, etc.) and…