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Honda NT700V – Lightweight Touring or Well Equipped Commuting – An Everyday Dual Purpose

By Paul Crowe

Honda has something nice for 2010, the NT700V, a 680cc, 52 degree, SOHC 4 valve per cylinder V-twin for everyday use, commute to work during the week and take off for distant locations on the weekends. The fairing with adjustable windscreen offers excellent protection from the weather. Shaft drive gives you ease of maintenance. A very nice set of integrated saddlebags look good … [Read more...]

2009 Buell XB12SS Front Brake Recall

By Paul Crowe

Buell has issued a recall for the 2009 XB12SS motorcycle for problems with front brake line positioning. Please read the details below. Manufacturer: Harley Davidson Motorcycle Company Models affected: 2009 XB12SS NHTSA Campaign Number: 09V347000 Potential Units Affected: 405 Problem: Buell is recalling model year 2009 XB12SS motorcycles. The front brake line may … [Read more...]

Yamaha R1 Street Tracker from Gregg’s Customs

By Paul Crowe

You know what a Yamaha R1 is all about, high power, cutting edge technology for the track and even though it's not unusual for the custom guys to stretch the swingarms and mount 300 rear tires, it's a track weapon, through and through. Well, suppose the track you have in mind is a one mile dirt track, then what? Obviously you need to look elsewhere, you could start with a … [Read more...]

Is a Good Enough Motorcycle Good Enough?

By Paul Crowe

An interesting article in Wired magazine about the "good enough" revolution got me thinking. Products with fewer features and less than top shelf performance combined with lower price can become very successful because they do everything the majority of the market wants or needs. My weekend was a good example. Over the last few days, I was at a family wedding out of town. As … [Read more...]

Stellan Egeland Takes the Harrier to the Track

By Paul Crowe

If you're going to build a custom bike, why not build one that handles like a real motorcycle? Stellan Egeland certainly seems to think that way and he sent me a note about his new video. He came home from the World Championship the other day with his Harrier in tow and the very next day he thought a trip to the racetrack was in order. Check out the tire and think about how … [Read more...]

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