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New York handlebar height bill

By Paul Crowe

Looking to get that perfect riding position? New York is currently considering a bill to increase handlebar height limits to shoulder level from the current 15 inches above the seat. Yeah, I've always thought shoulder high bars would really help in the tight twisties ... Deals's Gap anyone? Fewer laws are better than more and I agree, just toss the limits but don't argue … [Read more...]

Yamaha pays employees to walk

By Paul Crowe

Quite a few companies have incentive programs for employees who use mass transit or bicycle or walk to work instead of driving, but you wouldn't think a company that makes those vehicles people are supposed to give up would pay for the same thing. Well, Yamaha in Japan is doing it. They aren't paying very much, 1000 yen (about $9.71 per month) but still, they're doing it. They … [Read more...]

No Smartuki for you – Smart Cars says No to Zap

By Paul Crowe

DaimlerChrysler has refused to sell Smart Cars to Zap, a company planning to import and modify Smart Cars to meet emission requirements for sale in the U.S. DCX says it did not want the liability of having someone else modify and sell the cars and feels, at the present time, it cannot make money selling Smarts due to dollar fluctuations. So, shelve those Smartuki plans. … [Read more...]

Motorcycle fab labs

By Paul Crowe

Mentioned fab labs a while back and I noticed in the last few days there's been a lot of buzz due to the release of a new book, Fab, by Neil Gershenfeld of MIT's Center for Bits and Atoms. He teaches, "How to make (almost) anything," which is exactly the kind of course I would have enjoyed when I was in school, of course, back then, our tools were, ah ..., a bit more … [Read more...]

Biodiesel motorcycles

By Paul Crowe

When I first started writing about diesel motorcycles it struck me as a bit unusual, I really wasn't aware of some of the latest advances in adapting diesel engines to a motorcycle frame but of course, the Thunder Star 1200 got me thinking about the possibilities. That bike gets 150mpg and looks like it should get pretty impressive performance to boot. Now there's biodiesel to … [Read more...]

Catalyuna MotoGP results

By Paul Crowe

Results of Calalyuna MotoGP June 12th, 2005: … [Read more...]

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