Bikes in the Fast Lane: Xmas2012: Kawasaki and Dogs plus 2 more

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• Xmas2012: Kawasaki and Dogs
• Gadgets: Find Your Lost Motorcycle Gear The Easy Way
• USA: Louisiana Requires You To Explain Your Cash

Xmas2012: Kawasaki and Dogs Posted: 10 Dec 2012 08:00 AM PST Giving gifts during Christmas is not limited to adults and children, although kids are the traditional recipients of gifts during the season. What about our beloved four-legged friends, our dogs. Dogs should whenever possible get a gift as well, and if you're into Kawasaki motorcycles, what better than getting your family pet a Kawasaki dog collar?.......... ...........Click on the headline to continue reading this story....... ...

Gadgets: Find Your Lost Motorcycle Gear The Easy Way Posted: 10 Dec 2012 04:00 AM PST I don't know about you, but I'm always looking for my helmet, my motorcycle gear, and often enough my gloves. I'm sloppy, and when I finish my ride, I don't really pay attention where I deposit things. And that's just my motorcycle gear .... I tend to "misplace" stuff all the time. Technology to the rescue. Currently a project in IndieGoGo (they are currently close to fully funded, but help crowd-fund this to the end), StickNFind is a very small device, the size of a button or quarter, that is stuffed with electronics. The electronics have several functions; Bluetooth transmitter/receiver, LED and buzzer, and it can be stuck onto virtually any surface. Surfaces like keys, helmets, dogs/cats, backpacks, gloves ... you name it........... ...........Click on the headline to continue reading this story....... ...

USA: Louisiana Requires You To Explain Your Cash Posted: 09 Dec 2012 10:00 PM PST Scary laws for states that are strapped for cash. If you get stopped in Louisiana by cops, and you have money on you, you better be able to show that the money is yours, and how you obtained it.... if not, the cops will confiscate your money. The ruling came down from the Louisiana Supreme Court after a motorist for stopped by a State Trooper. The Trooper was given permission to search the car, and he found $144,320 hidden away in the minivan. The driver, Tina Beers, had no reasonable explanation for the money, and despite the fact they found no drugs, and the seizure was no warranted, the cops were allowed to keep the money........... ...........Click on the headline to continue reading this story....... ...

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