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16 Ways To Make The Bike More Enjoyable
Bikes seemed to have lost some of their innovation in favor for customization appeal. Here are 16 ways to make the bike a more enjoyable experience from the showroom.
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Nick Goddard
30 April 2014
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Gear
Gear: Sena Bluetooth New Firmware Features
Sena Bluetooth releases a new firmware update that packs a punch.
By
Nick Goddard
10 April 2014
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Travel
France By Hyperstrada
I've spent 2 weeks in France riding a Ducati Hyperstrada, and let me tell you, riding in France is way better than riding in the U.S. But it's worse, too.
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Nick Goddard
24 January 2014
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Safety
ATGATT? That Includes Motorcycle Hearing Protection
Etymotic audiologist Dr. Patty Johnson AuD tells us how to protect our hearing while riding a motorcycle. Learn how to prevent hearing loss on a motorcycle.
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Nick Goddard
23 January 2014
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How To
Become a Better Motorcyclist With a Piece of Rope
Learn how to tie eight handy knots, aimed specifically at motorcyclists. They are more secure than tie downs and safer than nets.
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Nick Goddard
21 January 2014
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How To
How To Get a Motorcycle License
Read on to find out how to get a motorcycle license, and the steps you need to take to become a safe, proficient rider.
By
Nick Goddard
02 October 2013
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News
Dani Pedrosa On Indy
Dani Pedrosa On IndyI had a chance to sit down with 2010 and 2012 Indianapolis MotoGP winner Dani Pedrosa, who is currently second place in this...
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Nick Goddard
19 August 2013
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HFL
Why Your Next Motorcycle May Be An Airplane
Why Your Next Motorcycle May Be An AirplaneYou've taken the first step of getting a pilot's license just by riding a motorcycle. An admittedly...
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Nick Goddard
30 July 2013
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How To
How To Change A Motorcycle Chain
Every bike will need a new chain and sprockets. Once a motorcycle chain begins to wear, its pitch changes and wears the sprocket teeth. Here's how to...
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Nick Goddard
24 May 2013
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Gear
Gear: Sena SMH10R and SMH10 Headsets
The low-profile Bluetooth Sena SMH10R and SMH10 headsets alleviated what I consider a major negative about riding a motorcycle—isolation.
By
Nick Goddard
01 April 2013
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News
Could Road Rash return?
Could Road Rash return?Last week I was riding down the highway next to Wes, when I found myself thinking about giving him a good kick. Blame hours...
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Nick Goddard
13 March 2013
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News
Craig Vetter on Living Better on Less Energy
Craig Vetter on Living Better on Less EnergyCraig Vetter is the industrial designer behind the legendary Windjammer motorcycle fairing and Hippo...
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Nick Goddard
15 February 2013
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With no electricity, riding through lower Manhattan
Intrepid contributor Nick Goddard embarks on a journey through lower Manhattan on his cub. No power, no traffic lights, no cops. But plenty of crazy cab drivers, utility trucks and dangers. - Ed. Manhattan’s power outage hit traffic lights below the 30...
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Nick Goddard
02 November 2012
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A brief conversation with Michael Czysz
Last week, I went over the 2012 Motoczysz E1pc with Michael Czysz himself. I met him in Boston at the launch of SolidWorks 2013, which is the latest version of the software that Motoczysz uses to design their bikes and spent a few minutes talking design and aerodynamics. Here's that conversation. Update: full, 40-minute audio interview added. MotoCzysz uses SolidWorks for an astounding range o...
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Nick Goddard
16 September 2012
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Technology
Michael Circosta on designing the Plate Puller
Is Plate Puller the answer to license plate theft?
By
Nick Goddard
28 August 2012
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News
How to shoot pedestrians with your motorcycle
Just over a month ago, there was much fanfare about two bikers in San Luis Potosi, Mexico, who incited riots with their motorcycles’ exhausts and who were eventually charged with terrorism. It is worth mentioning that San Luis Potosi has been hit with drug violence, and that its residents were already on edge. Still, terrorism? Juan Ramon Munguia and Enrique Trevino Rivera were leaving work o...
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Nick Goddard
22 May 2012
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Why real dirt bike boots prevent face scars
I’ve had these fantastic Sidis on my desk for a while now, but living in New York, don’t have access to any dirtbikes or any nearby dirt. That’s a pity, because the Crossfire SRS boots are made in Italy, allow your ankle to articulate, are famously comfortable and do an excellent job of protecting your bones. Too bad I wasn't wearing them when I crashed a dirt bike a while back. Here's what ...
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Nick Goddard
23 April 2012
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News
Bomb planted by motorcyclists kills Iranian nuclear scientist
Tensions escalated between Iran, Israel, and the US on Wednesday after two assailants on a motorcycle rode by Iranian nuclear scientist Mostafa Ahmadi-Roshan and planted a magnetic bomb on his car. As the motorcyclists roared away, the bomb detonated and killed Roshan. According to US intelligence sources—who deny being involved in the blast—Israel is routinely killing key persons in the Ira...
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Nick Goddard
13 January 2012
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Riding through Hurricane Irene
The stage was set for biblical floods: even the city itself thought New York had only a day left to live. Bridge tolls were suspended, the Staten Island Ferry was docked and all subways and busses had been relocated to higher ground or inside tunnels. Sunday’s 8:30 AM high tide would coincide with the eye of Hurricane Irene and Mayor Bloomberg had issued a mandatory evacuation of flood zones. N...
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Nick Goddard
29 August 2011
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Riding NY in the snow
It seems silly to spend evenings daydreaming about the adventures to be had riding around the world on an R1 or GS — through thunderstorms, deserts and swamps — before hopping on the subway in the morning because it’s too cold or rainy to ride. If I only ride in the sun, am I a real motorcyclist? Wednesday morning, I woke up to a snowstorm. I take the subway when it's pouring or if I'm reall...
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Nick Goddard
28 January 2011
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News
Driving Peru's Mototaxis
Meet Peru's transportation oddity, the Mototaxi, a Honda 125 or 150 city bike--or more likely a Chinese copy of one--with two wheels and a couch stuck on where the swingarm should be. Never has something with so little power looked so cool to so many. > Eighteen-year-olds in Mototaxis run the streets in Peru. Fares are settled before the ride; a 5 kilometer trip might cost 3 Sols (about $1).
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Nick Goddard
10 December 2009
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