Category: Cars
5 Of The Most Iconic Motorcycles From The 1970s
From the “Houston, we have a problem” Apollo 13 mission, to the success of PONG and long lines at gas pumps, the 1970s was an age where disco reigned, Darth Vader choked, roller skating was big, the Vietnam War raged, and the Watergate Scandal upended politics. The ’70s was a cacophonous decade full of colorful…
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5 Car Mods That Hurt Resale Value
So, you’ve just bought a new car. What’s the next thing to do? Personalize it, of course. Make it yours…. Check out the original article: [Slashgear] 5 Car Mods That Hurt Resale Value
Who Makes Advanta Tires And Where Are They Manufactured?
Advanta Tires is a private-label tire brand that is distributed in the U. S. on an exclusive basis by U…. Check out the original article: [Slashgear] Who Makes Advanta Tires And Where Are They Manufactured?
Best Mini Bike Brands For New Riders (According To Owners)
For new riders, a small bike that feels “real” with throttle control, balance, braking feedback, and more, all while also being lightweight and easy to control, sounds like a great place to start. With a mini bike, mistakes on the first ride often lead to more embarrassment than serious damage, which definitely sounds good to…
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What Is The Yamaha R7’s Top Speed When In First Gear?
Yamaha’s R-line of bikes brings the sports/race approach to different price points, from the entry-level R125 (made for Asian markets) to the wheelie-popping 200-horsepower R1. We wish Yamaha’s naming department were as good as Yamaha’s engineering. The R1 is the fastest, R9 comes next, followed by R7 and finally the R3…. Check out the original…
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Why HEMI Lifters Are So Prone To Failure
Engines are incredibly complex. They are made out of thousands of different parts, exposed to high temperatures, and have lots of moving parts. This leaves many potential pain points an engine can suffer from…. Check out the original article: [Slashgear] Why HEMI Lifters Are So Prone To Failure
