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Motorcycle derestrictors

By Paul Crowe

A short while ago I mentioned the Nikko G pack derestrictor and I just found two more similar products. Muzzy's has the Bonneville Box that works for the ZX-12R and the Timing Retard Eliminator from Ivan's Performance Products. The Bonneville Box eliminates the 300km/hr top speed limit but is only made for the 2001 and 2002 ZX12R. The Timing Retard Eliminator is for … [Read more...]

Motorcycle Stamps – Do It Yourself PhotoStamps

By Paul Crowe

This is very cool. For some time now, you could order postage and print it out on your printer, that way you never have to run to the post office for a stamp. It's very convenient and useful and all of that but their idea guys have been hard at work and developed PhotoStamps. You take your favorite photo, of anything, upload it to their site, crop, zoom, rotate, whatever you … [Read more...]

Speeding tickets and radar

By Paul Crowe

If some of you ignored the "for race use only" disclaimer, plug in the Nikko derestrictor and intend to get yourself in serious trouble with the law, here's a site you might be interested in, radarbusters. He sells lots of radar detectors and related items but there is a ton of generally useful information such as laws regarding the use of radar detectors in your area, … [Read more...]

Electronic Data Recorders, EDR

By Paul Crowe

Cars have had electronic data recorders for quite a few years now but I'm curious if any motorcycle manufacturers have thought about adding them. Originally installed to help deploy airbags, they have grown in sophistication and amount of data recorded. Although the government does not mandate their use, if installed, they do require EDRs to record quite a bit of information. I … [Read more...]

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...]

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...]

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