Episode 5 ended on a cliffhanger where it looked like one of the Rivians was about to ruin the front suspension. Looks like it was just an editing trick, as Episode 6 starts off without a hitch – at least for the trucks. I give that a huge thumbs down for fake drama. Thankfully, the episode quickly moves to some …
Video Review – The Long Way Up Episode 5
Things picked up in Episode 4 – will the trend continue or will we regress to the charging issues of the 1st three episode as the guys have to deal with the inclines and lower temps of the Andes?
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View PostBack In Time Review – 1990 BMW K1
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Product Review – MNNTHBX Quick Release Seat Caps
When I concluded my First Ride review of the Honda Monkey, I said that “the search for Vy’s next bike is officially over.” It took me a while, but I finally picked one up! Now it’s time to modify…
Tech Review – Kawasaki’s Rideology App
Nowadays it seems like almost every company is a technology company to some degree – you may be a motorcycle manufacturer but you can’t compete in many segments without the latest in electronic assists like Cornering ABS or wheelie control. This same battle is now moving to your phone, as many OEMs have released mobile apps that connect to your …
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View PostClub EagleRider in San Francisco – Part 1
“The inside should reflect the outside.” Bijan is the EagleRider employee assisting Vy and me as we pick up our Yamaha Super Tenere, and he’s glad that ER’s inventory is expanding beyond the traditional Harley-Davidson cruiser. San Francisco is a very diverse city, and Bijan appreciates that he’s now able to offer a similarly diverse lineup of motorcycles. I appreciate …