How To Purchase A Used Automobile

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Huge Harley-Davidson Collection Heading To Auction

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Kawasaki files patent for electric supercharger on a hybrid motorcycle

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RGNT’s 77 mph electric motorcycle takes orders with classic retro styling

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2020 Ducati Panigale V4 S Evaluation

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How To Purchase A Used Automobile

By Matthew A. Garcia 7 hours ago

Huge Harley-Davidson Collection Heading To Auction

By Matthew A. Garcia 1 day ago

Kawasaki files patent for electric supercharger on a hybrid motorcycle

By Matthew A. Garcia 1 day ago

RGNT’s 77 mph electric motorcycle takes orders with classic retro styling

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NHRA Sonoma Saturday Results, Sunday Elimination Pairings

By Matthew A. Garcia 2 months ago
Photo credit: NHRA

Photo credit: NHRA

  • Brittany Force ’s impressive run of 3.694-seconds at 329.42 mph from Friday keeps her No. 1

  • Ron Capps maintained the No. 1 position on the strength of his run of 3.897 at 328.78 from Friday

  • Greg Anderson remained dominant in Pro Stock qualifying

Looking for her first Top Fuel victory of the 2021 season, Brittany Force put together a trio of strong runs in qualifying at Sonoma Raceway, ending up in the No. 1 spot on Saturday at the 33rd annual NHRA Sonoma Nationals.

Ron Capps (Funny Car), Greg Anderson (Pro Stock) and Angie Smith (Pro Stock Motorcycle) also qualified No. 1 in their respective categories at the ninth race of the 2021 NHRA Camping World Drag Racing Series season and the second of the famed three-race NHRA Western Swing.

Force’s impressive run of 3.694-seconds at 329.42 mph from Friday in her 11,000-horsepower Flav-R-Pac dragster gave her

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Daredevil Alex Harvill dies while practicing for record-setting motorcycle jump

By Matthew A. Garcia 3 months ago

Daredevil motorcyclist Alex Harvill died Thursday while warming up for a world-record motorcycle jump in Washington, authorities said.

Harvill, 28, was doing a practice run when he crashed during the first event of the Moses Lake Airshow at Grant County International Airport, about 105 miles southwest of Spokane, according to the event’s website.

Image: Alex Harvill (Facebook)

Image: Alex Harvill (Facebook)

Video appeared to show Harvill landing short of a ramp, hitting the edge of a dirt berm and being thrown from his bike.

The stunt rider was taken to a hospital but later died, event officials said.

“Coroner Morrison’s staff will conduct an autopsy on Friday to confirm the cause and manner of death, which is normal procedure,” the Grant County Coroner’s Office said in a statement on Thursday. “Our deepest sympathies go out to Alex’s family, friends and loved ones.”

Harvill, who set a record in 2013 for the longest dirt-to-dirt motorcycle

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This Is The Most Recent In Preakness Fashion

By Matthew A. Garcia 4 months ago

A lot of used clothing circulated among members of the family and associates, and was given to deal with servants or to the poor, both informally, or via testamentary bequests. Clothes were often kept in chests in the testator’s bedroom—if their house had indeed a bedroom. Women tended, greater than men, to bequest the contents of the chest-wardrobe, as a result of they’d less access to property and money than men – items of clothes and jewellery had been typically the one items of worth ladies may bequeath. Wills do not yield a precise inventory of the testators’ clothes; notaries merely identified the items of clothing, their colour, typically their state , and whether or not they had been adorned (with a fur collar, embroidery, beads, etc.). The discussion will focus right here on bequest of second-hand garments destined for the dowry of young women. In many parts of India, … Read More

Parents Finally Find Their Abducted Son After Searching For 24 Years

By Matthew A. Garcia 2 months ago

Guo Gangtang and his wife, Zhang Wenge, searched for nearly 24 years to find their missing two-year-old son — at long last, the family was reunited

In what is surely the most heartbreaking situation any parents could imagine, two parents in China had been searching for their son, who was abducted at age two, for nearly 24 years, with his father traversing more than 310,000 miles on a motorbike displaying his child’s photo in the hopes of someday finding him safe.

At long last, the family has been reunited with their missing son, after his father, Guo Gangtang, spent two dozen years traveling across the country on his motorcycle with a photo banner on the back of it, hoping he would be reunited with his son. Their child, born Guo Xinzhen, was abducted when he was playing outside his front door on September 21, 1997, according to The New

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