Bikes in the Fast Lane: Ad: Metro Brazil Newspaper And Weird Motorcyclists plus 2 more

---

• Ad: Metro Brazil Newspaper And Weird Motorcyclists
• Review: Riding The Zero DS Electric Motorcycle In A Rural Environment - Conclusion
• Ireland: The Luck Of The Irish Ran Out - Motorcycle Fatalities

Ad: Metro Brazil Newspaper And Weird Motorcyclists Posted: 09 Jul 2013 09:00 AM PDT #Brazil #Advertisement #Weird - Metro, the free daily newspaper, have for their Brazilian version shown a couple of "weird" advertisements. The first one, involves a scooter rider with a car door around him. Weird, but not unusual in many countries, where motorcycles and scooters are used to haul any type of cargo. The text says "Someone needs to explain the everyday nonsense.". They have another "weird" ad, but this time it's not a motorcycle but a guy dressed as ballerina in front of a bus stop. Strange.... ...

Review: Riding The Zero DS Electric Motorcycle In A Rural Environment - Conclusion Posted: 09 Jul 2013 05:00 AM PDT #electric #Zero #Review #Motorcycle - Conclusion and summary of riding a Zero DS electric motorcycle in a rural environment I had to bring back the Zero DS to the ATS dealer in Paris, unfortunately. I have had a lot of fun, although there were a few hiccups. Here is a detailed summary and conclusion of the test rides. ...

Ireland: The Luck Of The Irish Ran Out - Motorcycle Fatalities Posted: 08 Jul 2013 11:00 PM PDT #ireland #Statistics #Mag #Motorcycles - The famous luck of the Irish seems to have run out according to the latest statistics. At least, the luck of Irish motorcycle riders. Over the last few years, motorcycle related deaths have been increasing, bucking the 10 year trend. The graph clearly shows that the last 10 years, motorcycle fatalities have been steadily decreasing, until 2011. Now, every year, they have been increasing again. According to the local police, the Garda, 4 out 5 fatal accidents involve an another vehicle, usually a car. 52% of the accidents occurred on Saturday or Sunday afternoon, with July being the worst month of the year. 75% of the fatal accidents where on regional or local roads, i.e., bikers going for a weekend spin in the country. The Irish police are asking all car drivers to pay more attention to motorcycle riders during the summer months. So Irish bikers should not ride their motorcycles on country roads on weekends in July.... ...

You are subscribed to email updates from Bikes in the Fast Lane - Daily Motorcycle News To stop receiving these emails, you may unsubscribe now.	Email delivery powered by Google
Google Inc., 20 West Kinzie, Chicago IL USA 60610