Bikes in the Fast Lane: Kawasaki Z Series Over Time - First to Last (Video) plus 2 more

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• Kawasaki Z Series Over Time - First to Last (Video)
• Girls Ride KTM As Well, Here Is A Blouse To Prove It
• France: Parliament Rejects Mandatory Technical Inspection for Motorcycles

Kawasaki Z Series Over Time - First to Last (Video) Posted: 22 Oct 2012 09:00 AM PDT Kawasaki recently announced their latest version of the very popular Z Series, the Z 800, at the Intermot motorcycle exhibition in Germany. The Z Series was one of the very first superbikes when introduced in the 70's, many say it was the first. The Z series has sold very well over the decades, and every few years, Kawasaki updates the motorcycle with the latest technology and design. And since the 70's it has changed a lot. In the video below, you'll find the changes they made over the decades, using a morphing program........... ...........Click on the headline to continue reading this story....... ...

Girls Ride KTM As Well, Here Is A Blouse To Prove It Posted: 22 Oct 2012 05:00 AM PDT It's not only alien guys like Cyril Despres and Marc Coma who get to ride KTM motorcycles. Lots of girls ride them as well, but for those that want to show their love for the Austrian motorcycle manufacturer, there's not much they can do in terms of clothing, unless they want to be a walking billboard. But now KTM have expanded their merchandising offering with this nice blouse for the ladies. It's checkered, 100% cotton, it has elbow pads and as far as I can see, there's no KTM logo apart from something at the right bottom. But you'll find the KTM orange in the coloring of the shirt. ...

France: Parliament Rejects Mandatory Technical Inspection for Motorcycles Posted: 21 Oct 2012 11:00 PM PDT Good news for motorcycle riders living in France (and other European countries: The Netherlands, Sweden and Finland). The European Commission proposed law that would make an annual technical inspection (MOT) of motorcycles mandatory has been massively rejected by the French parliament and senate. The French Association of Angry Bikers (FFMC) had not only been lobbying heavily against the new proposed law, but had also held massive protest rides. The interesting tidbit of this veto was that all parties - left, center and right - were against the law........... ...........Click on the headline to continue reading this story....... ...

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