robp
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Another link for Shane MacGowan funeral song:
The anything thread.
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happy xmas from Wales UK
Madhatter
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my kind of funeral
Bmwdumptruck
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They do good weddings too….hic…hic
Madhatter
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I prefer weddings ... I will be at the bar.
RIVA
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Beforw and After.
DCTs are bad enough. Now this?
TopSpeed Tech: Why Self-Balancing Motorcycles Are The Next Big Thing or
Self-Balancing Honda Gold Wing Incoming
TopSpeed Tech: Why Self-Balancing Motorcycles Are The Next Big Thing or
Self-Balancing Honda Gold Wing Incoming
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If they can shoehorn this motor into a Tenere frame . . . .
Best Japanese Motorcycle Of 2024: Yamaha MT-10 SP (topspeed.com)
Best Japanese Motorcycle Of 2024: Yamaha MT-10 SP (topspeed.com)
No more walking speed up creek beds.
Great sunrise before teaching a class in Oklahoma this week.
Ludicrous speed.
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Sounds like it adds start and stop to speed shifting. For riders already accustomed to speed shifting, it doesn't seem like a huge attitude adjustment will be needed.
Let's face it, we motorcyclist are a dying breed. Anything that can entice more riders into the fold is good for all of us. Honda is trying.
Let's face it, we motorcyclist are a dying breed. Anything that can entice more riders into the fold is good for all of us. Honda is trying.
If they have to be enticed this hard, what's the point? A certain type of person rides bikes. Changing bikes so much that they're not so much like bikes? That type of person will be different. And likely not in a really good way. Self-balancing and e-clutches? It's called a car. Without a roof.
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Some small and cheap cars have been with that type of transmission for a long time. They call it “robotic” or “intelligent”….it has a dry disc clutch, a gearbox with gears, it does not have a clutch pedal and they add an electric actuator that pushes the clutch and releases it gently or quickly (depending on the situation)... .it is much simpler than an automatic transmission (with converter and wet disc clutches)…..cheaper and the shifting is smooth….it uses a speed sensor, accelerator position sensor and clutch lever position sensor…..