Is AWD Or 4WD Better For Winter Driving?
While both are useful when road conditions aren't the best, there are differences when it comes to AWD and 4WD. Here's what you need to know.
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Here's What The 'LO RNG' Code Means On A Harley-Davidson
If you see the code "LO RNG" on your Harley's speedometer, pay attention. There's something going on that you need to deal with, and deal with soon.
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Coast Guard Officer Arrested After Dealership Sells Him Truck Then Reports It Stolen
After a Coast Guard officer purchased a new vehicle at a Florida dealership, a mistake made reporting the sale led to a frightening encounter with police.
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Are Inverted Motorcycle Forks Just For Looks, Or Actually Better?
Inverted forks, aka "upside-down" forks, look cooler than conventional telescopic forks, and certainly they cost more. But do they justify their price?
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This Three-Wheeled Tilting EV Relies On Pedal Power To Control Your Speed
Part EV, part e-bike, what exactly is it? You'll want to learn more about this three-wheeled EV that doesn't just run on a battery, it runs on pedal-power too.
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Ever Noticed Tennis Balls On Top Of Trailer Ball Hitches? Here's Why People Use Them
You've probably seen tennis balls stuck onto trailer ball hitches, which is done as an inexpensive and effective means of protection. Here's how it helps.
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Do RVs Need To Stop At Weigh Stations?
Weight stations are checkpoints allowing state officials to check the weight limits and driver logs of trucks, and you might be wondering if RVs are checked.
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How Lotus' Two-Chassis F1 Car Got Banned Before It Raced
Why in the world would you want a race car to have two chassis? The answer lay in the never-ending battle between design teams and Formula 1 regulators.
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Harley Vs. Indian: America's Motorcycle War Inside A World War
While they are seem like they belong on the city streets, Harley and Indian have been used extensively in the military. Here's what you need to know.
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The First Air Force One Had A Custom-Built Elevator For FDR's Wheelchair
The first plane that served as Air Force One didn't have pressurized cabins or room for dozens. But it was built to serve a president with a disability.
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How RFID Toll Tags Work (And What Happens When They Don't)
If you're looking for a way to get past that daily tool booth faster, you may have looked into an RFID toll tag. Here's how they work, and when they might not.
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What Happens When You Crash Your Motorcycle?
Basic physics dictates a lot of what happens when you crash your motorcycle. But you can affect it, too, both in your actions and in what you choose to wear.
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Here's What Costco Customers Really Think About Its Wheels
Just because it's cheaper at Costco, it doesn't mean you should buy it there. But is there ever a good reason to go with the retailer's cheap wheels?
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Nissan Once Built A Rogue Just For Dogs
A dog-centered Nissan Rogue was actually built, and its many pet-friendly features will have your tail wagging. However, that doesn't mean you can buy it.
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Are CFMotos Reliable? Here's What Owners Say
CFMoto ATVs and motorcycles cost less than bigger-name brands, but what are you trading off to get that nice price? Owners say there are pros and cons.
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Why The US Won't Ditch Boeing For An Airbus Air Force One
With all the problems Boeing has been having making the new Air Force One planes, you might think the U.S. would turn to Airbus. Here are the reasons it can't.
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