Bikes in the Fast Lane: Taiwanese 80 Year Olds Go For A Californian Motorcycle Ride plus 2 more |
- Taiwanese 80 Year Olds Go For A Californian Motorcycle Ride
- Faster Photochromic Motorcycle Visors Now Possible - InVision Inserts
- Chad: No Motorcycle Taxis Allowed
Taiwanese 80 Year Olds Go For A Californian Motorcycle Ride Posted: 28 Aug 2013 09:00 AM PDT Ten of the original 17 went for a ride in California. The group, aged between 70 and 90, rode with their American counterparts, the American Grand Riders. On their ride they visited old folk's homes, hoping to entice other senior citizens to become more active. Their life motto should inspire them: I did not stop riding because I got old, I got old because I stopped riding........... ...........Click on the headline to continue reading this story....... ... | ||
Faster Photochromic Motorcycle Visors Now Possible - InVision Inserts Posted: 28 Aug 2013 05:00 AM PDT One accessory that helps you achieve a more relaxing motorcycle ride, not requiring you to do anything to cut the sun glare or be able to see more of the road, are photochromic visors. These are visors that are placed onto (from the inside of your helmet) your normal visor, and when the sun hits these inserts, they turn darker. When the sun goes away, they go clear. You can buy prescription glasses that do that for the last few decades, so it is not new technology. So very simple and easy, right? Not really, since one of their biggest defaults until now was that these visors require time to change tint. A few years ago, it could take up to 60 seconds for them to change, and when riding a motorcycle, 60 seconds can be a lifetime. Maric Performance, a company that has been supplying anti-fog inserts for ages now, have a new product called Hyper Optiks. Hyper Optiks are photochromic inserts that change state within 4 seconds!.......... ...........Click on the headline to continue reading this story....... ... | ||
Chad: No Motorcycle Taxis Allowed Posted: 27 Aug 2013 11:00 PM PDT Motorcycle taxis are very popular in Africa, and Chad sees many of these two wheeled death traps riding around picking up often more than 1 passenger, no helmets, no training, no good roads and no insurance. But the mortality rate amongst these "Clandos" (the name given to local motorcycle taxis in Chad) is not the reason to stop them; it is because of terrorist activities........... ...........Click on the headline to continue reading this story....... ... |
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