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The Ducati Dry Clutch and Its Distinctive Rattle

Just as you can tell when a Harley is somewhere in the vicinity by the distinctive rumble of its V-Twin, so can you tell when a Ducati has just pulled up next to you. Although many might think that the rattling sound coming from a Ducati...

Muzzys Performance Exhaust For Polaris Ranger RZR XP-900

TJ from Snow's Polaris in Coraopolis, Pennsylvania installs a Muzzys XP 4 Dual Exhaust an a Digi-Tune Pro electronic fuel injection controller on our Polaris Ranger RZR xP-900.

The 2012 Greystone Mansion Concours d’Elegance

Although Sunday’s Greystone Mansion Concours D’Elegance in Beverly Hills, California was primarily a platform for rare cars, tucked away in a corner of the sprawling grounds lay a treasure trove of truly unique motorcycles.

The Harley Lifestyle In Japan

As you’ve probably heard by now, one of the first pieces of debris from the Japanese tsunami to wash up in British Columbia was a Harley Davidson motorcycle. After a little detective work, the bike, which floated across the Pacific in the back of a moving van, was traced...

Timeline Of The History Of Indian Motorcycles

After Harley-Davidson, no other manufacturer of American motorcycles has had as great of an impact on the industry as Indian. Below is a timeline that chronicles Indian’s rise to prominence, mid-century bankruptcy, and many attempts at revival.

Harley-Davidson Timeline

A timelime of Harley-Davidson motorcycles, from the iconic American motorcycle manufacturer's humble beginnings to the present day.

A Day at the AMA Museum

The AMA has done a nice job in preserving and presenting the full array of motorcycling history. Upon entering the museum, the first thing that catches the eye is a faithful reproduction of one of the first motorcycles ever produced, the German Reitwagen. It is a striking wooden and...

FastTrax Trainer Tutorial

Written by AllAboutBikes Editor April 29, 2009 0Add

FastTrax trainer, David Dispenza, pointing out the apex of turn 5 at Nelson Ledges, nothing is too much for these guys, left hand off the bars at around 70 miles an hour around a corner, cool or what…!!!

One of the most inspiring things about FastTrax is how thorough their training is for the race schools. I was very impressed in the way the instructors managed the track with the students behind them before letting them loose in session 3 and the class room experience was very enlightening too.

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