• Articles
  • Motorcycles for Sale
  • Motorcycle Parts
  • Motorcycle Manuals
  • Models
  • Collectibles
  • Contact

The Kneeslider

Doers Builders and Positive People

Motoczysz C1 990

By Paul Crowe

Just reading the July issue of Motorcyclist and their in depth article on the Motoczysz C1. What caught my eye was the full name of the bike, the C1 990, as in 990cc displacement. So what? Well, this bike does have the intended aim of racing in MotoGP and if you'll recall, the rules just changed a few days ago and the engines are dropping to 800cc beginning in 2007. Just goes … [Read more...]

R1ot, Yamaha R1 powered car

By Paul Crowe

This sort of thing is starting to pop up in more places, I just wish more of them were popping up where I live. The R1ot, is a purpose built track day car powered by a 150hp Yamaha R1 engine. And if you're wondering about performance, the total package weighs 410 kilograms, that's 903 pounds! I'll bet some Harley dressers get close to that weight. Built by Sylva Autokits, a … [Read more...]

Smart Car plus GSXR equals “Smartuki,” a VERY Smart Car

By Paul Crowe

Smartuki

Let me introduce, Peter Bee. Peter is a sensible English fellow who took a liking to the Smart Car as soon as it was introduced, so he bought one. He found the car so much to his liking that he kept on buying them, great second car, nice for running errands, quick scoots around town, all very sensible. Problem is, Pete spends his days around MHP, makers of high performance … [Read more...]

Motorcycles companies in waiting

By Paul Crowe

Looking back at a post from November of last year, I noted the Roehr Motorcycle Company was attempting to bring out the RV1000. Because of our focus on companies over the last few days, I thought I would check in to see what was happening. It seems things are about where they were, the company is still trying to obtain financing. This stage is always critical, trying to keep … [Read more...]

Motorcycle companies stillborn

By Paul Crowe

As noted yesterday, there have been many attempts to rebirth old names in the motorcycle business with no guarantee of success. There have also been some recent attempts to start up with a new name which unfortunately fared no better. One notable name is Hunwick Hallam of Australia. Introduced with some fanfare in 1997 they produced prototypes of a superbike, the X1R, a power … [Read more...]

Motorcycle Companies Reborn

By Paul Crowe

What is behind the continuing stream of new motorcycles (and cars) badged with old names from companies long dead? Any business major or business owner will tell you there is value to good will and name recognition and both entice investors to pay a premium when taking over a going concern but what does the name really mean to potential customers of a resurrected firm? If your … [Read more...]

  • « Previous Page
  • 1
  • …
  • 148
  • 149
  • 150
  • 151
  • 152
  • …
  • 162
  • Next Page »

Subscribe to The Kneeslider

Be the first to know when something's new!

Search articles on The Kneeslider


Do You need motorcycle parts?

Everything from normal maintenance items to hard to find out of production parts, look here first.
Be very specific for best results! Use part numbers if you have them.


Be sure to check out The Kneeslider’s new motorcycle parts listings.



Your purchases through ebay or other advertiser links on The Kneeslider may earn a commission for this site.



From The Kneeslider Archives

Remember when we talked about practicing the hard stuff until you get good?

Welding Can Be Common and Welding Can Be Art

Pete Larsen’s New Liberty ACE Combines Art and Engineering with Retro Racer Style

RSS What’s happening on HorsePowerSports

  • DeLorean Motor Company is Coming Back with an Electric
  • Ford Shares Open Source CAD Files for 3D Printing Truck Accessories
  • If You Need a New Car, Buy an Old One Instead

Motorcycle Engine Powered Cars

Copyright © 2026 · The Kneeslider · Website by Crowe Computer Services
US Army veteran owned and operated
This website proudly Made in the USA!
Made in the USA