Bikes in the Fast Lane: Different Ways Of Avoiding A Speed Radar Ticket On Your Motorcycle plus 2 more

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• Different Ways Of Avoiding A Speed Radar Ticket On Your Motorcycle
• Send And Receive E-mail Everywhere, Even The Sahara Desert
• Vietnam: Sad, But It Does Look Like Fun

Different Ways Of Avoiding A Speed Radar Ticket On Your Motorcycle Posted: 19 Aug 2013 09:00 AM PDT #Speeding #Radar #Funny - Getting caught speeding by one of those automatic digital speed radars is no fun, especially when you were out enjoying your motorcycle ride. A few days after the "event" you get a nice photo sent to your home, showing you how fast you were going, and asking you to pay some money to cover the cost of the photo. And since these cameras cost a lot of money, you can expect to pay a hefty amount of money. But at least you can frame the photo and hang it up the wall. So not exactly fun. One way of avoiding to pay of expensive photos of you on your motorcycle is not to ride fast. Logical and obvious, but let us face it; it is not exactly fun, and at times you just can't help yourself. So here are a few ways how you can escape getting fined. Mind you, none of these methods are legal, so if you get caught, it is a double whammy............. ...........Click on the headline to continue reading this story....... ...

Send And Receive E-mail Everywhere, Even The Sahara Desert Posted: 19 Aug 2013 05:00 AM PDT #Texting #SMS #Adventure - Adventure riding your motorcycle into remote areas of the world, like the Sahara desert, the South American Amazon forest or in downtown New York is fun. Many RTW riders head for areas unknown, exploring vast areas that you only see on the National Geographic TV channel. Nowadays everyone is equipped with mobile phones, usually smartphones, to keep in touch with the folks back home, or to add their story on their web site. But only 8% of world's surface is covered by GSM mobile networks, so when adventure riding, chances are you will end up somewhere with no phone reception to send your email, text message or to receive them. Satellite phones are the alternative, but very expensive. Satphones cost a lot of money, and their monthly subscription fees will cost you more than your trip. So how do you stay in touch? Text Anywhere is a small device that either uses a built-in battery or a 12V feed from your bike. You connect the unit to your smartphone (Android, iPhone or Blackberry) via WiFi, and using the smartphone's browser you can send text emails and text messages via the device........... ...........Click on the headline to continue reading this story....... ...

Vietnam: Sad, But It Does Look Like Fun Posted: 18 Aug 2013 11:00 PM PDT #Vietnam #Scooters #Jetski - From above, this photo looks like it a fun new sport; scooter jetski. Of course it isn't, and the folks there probably are not having any fun. ...

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