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Are you one of the lucky ones and going to attend the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally? If so you'll be in for a wild weekend of rocking concerts, amazing food, and incredible custom bikes. One of the main reasons myself and most motorcyclists choose to attend the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally isn't the food or the concerts but to ride through some of America's most beautiful landscape.
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PowersportLenders.Com Announces the Launching of its Web Based Finance Portal
PowersportLenders.Com, a web based finance portal exclusively structured for powersports dealers, today announced the release of the PowersportLenders.Com site. PowersportLenders.Com takes the guesswork out of applications and proactively turns your applications into sales.
2011 Kawasaki Brute Force 650 4x4i Review
The Kawasaki uses a 633cc 90-degree V-Twin engine that dishes out a ton of low- and mid-range torque with high rpm power that takes off like a rocket when you punch the throttle. Thanks to the well balanced Twin, the machine is easy to handle at both high and low speeds, exactly what adventure riders and outdoor sportsmen demand. Still carbureted with dual 34mm Keihin's, the throttle response doesn't suffer any lag or unpredictable responses in certain situations.
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My first impression was how small it feels. All full size KTMs now share the same basic frame and body dimensions. Therefore, the 200 and 500 have the same cockpit size. The Neken bar has lots of sweep, similar to the newer Rental 672 of the 2011models.
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2011 Triumph Tiger 800 First Ride
Powered by a fuel-injected Inline-Triple suspended in a steel-trellis chassis, the primary differences between the 800 and 800 XC are the suspension and wheels. The Tiger has a unique engine displacement for the British manufacturer, but it does borrow its 44mm throttle bodies from the Daytona 675 sportbike. The adventure machines' engine makes 799cc of usable horsepower and torque. Internal bore and stroke dimensions of 74 x 61.9mm don't change from either model.
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2011 Moto Guzzi Griso 8V SE Review
The 90-degree V-Twin mounted across the frame axis remains Moto Guzzi's signature engine configuration. Fire up the air/oil-cooled 1151cc Twin and the mirrors and bars shake with a rhythmic chugging at idle. Slam the throttle while the bike rests on its kickstand and the Guzzi does its best to flip over onto its right side. This effect comes via rotational force of the longitudinal crankshaft, a definite character-building trait endemic to the Guzzi.
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In past articles, we have discussed the important issues that you should be aware of if you are unfortunate enough to be involved in a crash. Here's a quick check list.
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