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From The "So Dumb It's Cool" Dept
Folks, this is what you get when you have entirely too much time on your hands: the moto-swing. Consisting of a motorcycle, some rope, and a large dirt pit, this is what happens when you're bored and broke. Which in some cases is the greatest motivation to get back on your feet and do something....
Published on March 25 2014, 16:13
Source: blog.motorcycle.com
When my MO superiors asked me to do something the opposite of Sturgis, I offered to take my son fishing up in the eastern Sierra of California, a place famous for its trout streams and lakes. I was half kidding really, but they bit. (Get it?) We'd rather stay on the couch or camp out with 10,000...
"The e-bike continues to evolve." That was the subhead used by former MO staffer, Jeff Cobb, when describing the 2010 Zero S and DS. Having just ridden the 2015 Zero model line, and claiming the electric motorcycle has finally arrived, for this week's Church feature we revisit Cobb's review of...
Monumental! That's what this is. MO's first electric vs. gas, head-to-head supermoto comparison. A bare-knuckle brawl between the embedded establishment and the harbinger of an electrified future. Yep, this shootout is unique, but it's also the proverbial tip of the iceberg. With the exponential...
From the August 2006 issue of Cycle World. Los Angeles is a big, beautiful, busy city–emphasis on big and busy. County-wide stats claim 10.2 million residents and 7.5 million registered vehicles. On the congested arteries paving the way here and there, it's tough going day and night. Best be on...
So, you're considering joining the ranks of motorcycle riders. Congratulations! Motorcycling is an activity that many riders immediately fall in love with and even claim to be life altering. You won't hear any of the MO editorial staff argue with that. After all, we've devoted the bulk of our...
Kawasaki's new Vulcan S forced us to ride these motorcycles again, and now we're glad we did. Harley's Street 750 and the new Vulcan are within 10 pounds, 1 horsepower and 400 dollars of each other. And the different-but-still-growing-on-us belongs in the mix as well. For the kind of riding...
Recently we have had a spate of rather serious columns about tedious but fun-loving affairs like horsepower limits, helmet laws, novelty helmets, and ethanol fuel. That's all well and fine, but I'd like to change things up a bit here in the interest of you, the reader (because that is why we are...