Vehicles Articles

Motorcycle security...lock it or lose it

Here's a very frightening statistic...80% of bike thefts happen right at home. However, if you take a few pre-cautions, you can increase the chances of keeping your bike for awhile.

Batmobile

Legend has it that custom car designer George Barris bought the inspiration car for the Batmobile for the amazing price of $1.

Boat Craze 2004

Like water? Like sun? Like sailing and power boating? Then the 2004 International Sail and Power Boat Show was the place for you to be!

Big Boats, Big Money at the Long Beach Convention Center

It's all fun in the sun as the biggest names in yachting bring out there newest and best offerings at the International Sail and Power Boat Show presented by the Southern California Marine Association.

Micro-Machines: Feed Your Speed Need.

Excalibur Electronics has unleashed a series of quality, radio controled, race car replicas for kids and car enthusiasts alike.

Cuba's Got a Hold of Something Good

Cuba's astonishing affluence of antique cars exposes the traditional magnificence of classic American automobiles that spans eight decades.

Nostaglia In Cars Has Lost Its Momentum

Rising efficiency in technology has recently shifted its influence on fashion and décor. The world keeps changing and moving forward, and though trends somehow return, technology never goes into recession.

Excalibur Electronics Has Created a Line of Famous Name Luxury Remote Controlled Cars

They are fast, fun and affordable. Excalibur Electronics has produced a line of high-powered remote controlled toy cars.

PRODUCT REVIEW: Centramatic Wheel Balancers

Following our article on Wheel and Tire Balancing, we were given the opportunity to test out the Centramtic Wheel Balancers...

PRODUCT REVIEW: LopToff Lugs

Fluffy ears trailing aerodynamically in the wind, a grin from ear to ear hidden under your helmet and chuckles all around you - because life is too short too be serious all the time!

Chicks Rule! - The 2004 LA Calendar Bike Show

FastDates.com presents the LA Calendar Motorcycle Show (Long Beach, CA - July 17-18th 2004)

PRODUCT REVIEW (MOTORCYCLE GEAR): Draggin' Jeans - Cover your arse!

Draggin' Jeans of Australia manufactures and sells hi-tech Kevlar-lined motorcycle protective clothing.

Two Wheels...200 MPH!!!

The new-generation MotoGP bikes have shattered the 200mph barrier! Here's an inside look at the speed, the egos, the broken bones and the babes but most of all, the guts, the skill and the touch of madness it takes to ride machines the experts call "evil."

PRODUCT REVIEW (MOTORCYCLE GEAR): The Knox KC2000 X1 Back Protector

Most motorcyclists know that when out riding, they should wear helmets to protect their heads from a hard knock that might cause brain damage but how many think about protecting the spine when riding?

Southern California Revs Up For The 2004 Cycle World International Motorcycle Shows

The popular Cycle World International Motorcycle Shows presented by Toyota Trucks (IMS) will be at the Long Beach Convention Center, December 12-14, 2003.

PRODUCT REVIEW: BCS...The Right Kind of Drinking and Driving

Space-age design for the most technologically-advanced cup-holder...

SUMMER OF SQUIDS??? Motorcycle apparel and safety gear

Riding a motorcycle is one of the most exhilarating experiences. You feel the wind against your face - you sense the speed...it is pure adrenalin. One of the first things you will hear an experienced rider tell you is that you should not dress to ride, but rather, you should dress to crash...

Luxor Limousine Service Review - Premiere Service Is A Phone Call Away

Known for its professionalism, safety, comfort, and class, the Luxor Limousine company delivered top-tier service for me as I’m sure they do with all of their clients

Bad vibrations?

The end of summer is when many people take their vacations and for some, it is time for their annual road trip with their families. You are cruising down the freeway in your car or SUV when you start to notice some vibration but only at high speeds. How can this be? Here's a brief explanation of what causes it and how it can be corrected...