How Fast Is The Suzuki GSX-R1000R & How Much HP Does It Have?
Suzuki's updating its GSX-R1000R for 2026 with several improvements, including to the engine. Here's how it stacks up in the performance department.
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The Biggest Benefits (And Downsides) Of Owning A Jeep Wrangler
The Jeep Wrangle is an iconic model due to its off-roading capabilities and customization options. However, it's not perfect and also has its cons.
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Why Ships Can't Anchor In The Middle Of The Ocean (And What They Do Instead)
Ships that need to stop drop anchor, right? But when you get out in the middle of the ocean, that's just not possible. Here's why, and what they do instead.
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Struggling With Stubborn Car Seat Stains You Can't Get Clean? Try This
It can be frustrating trying to get stubborn stains out of your car seats. However, there is a trick you can try that should work. Here's what you need to do.
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Does Milwaukee's Rolling Packout Tool Box Fit Under A Tonneau Cover?
If you're trying to carry a Milwaukee Rolling Packout Tool Box in a truck, you may have to contend with a tonneau cover, but will it even fit under one?
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The Explosive Science Behind How Computer Chips Are Made
Building a computer chip might seem like a typical process similar to constructing a car in a factory, but it's significantly more complex and microscopic.
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5 Of The Best Hedge Trimmers You Can Buy In 2025
Tame your yard with 2025's top hedge trimmers built for clean cuts, easy handling, and reliable performance — perfect for shaping hedges, bushes, and overgrowth.
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How Long Do 12V Cummins Injectors Last? Here's What Owners Say
If you own a truck that has the 12V Cummins engine, it's important to know how long the injectors last. Here's what you can expect and the warning signs.
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How The Giant Concrete Arrows Across America Guided Airmail Pilots In The 1920s
Giant cement arrows served as guides for pilots in the early days of airmail. That said, they're a lot more interesting now than they were helpful back then.
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What Are Ape Hangers And Why Do Some Bikers Love Them?
Ape hanger is an admittedly interesting term and evokes a rather unique image, but it's a prominent piece of equipment for some motorcycle riders.
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5 Of The Smallest V8 Engines Ever Made
The big V8 is often associated with excessive American muscle, but refined variations have played roles in interesting cars around the world.
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Why Are New Airplanes Painted Green?
If you've ever seen a new airplane, you may have noticed it had a coat of green-colored paint on it. Here's what that green paint is meant to do.
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What Years Did International Make The 7.3 Power Stroke Diesel Engine?
Learn more about the history and specs of the legendary 7.3 Power Stroke diesel engine and when International Navistar produced it for Ford.
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What Does The US Military Do With Its Old Tanks And Armored Vehicles?
There are a few paths for tanks and armored vehicles after the military retires them. In some cases, they continue serving the country, just in a different way.
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The Overlooked Ryobi Attachment That Makes Cleaning Your Windows Easier
Cleaning your window exteriors can be a huge pain. Lugging around a bucket full of soapy water is never fun, but what if a cordless tool could make it easier?
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5 Cars That Are The Closest Thing To A Self-Driving Car You Can Buy Today
Even by the most optimistic estimates, truly self-driving cars are still a long ways off. However, these cars are about as close as we can get right now.
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Who Manufactures The Patriot Missile System, And Where Are The Weapons Built?
The Patriot missile system is a complex piece of weaponry which requires similarly involved production. Several manufacturers are involved in each one.
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Biker Chains: What Are They & Why Do Motorcyclists Wear Them?
You might think that the chains bikers wear are just for looks, but they actually serve a useful purpose. We explain what they're for and how to choose one.
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5 Ways To Fix A Broken Or Malfunctioning Laptop Screen
If your laptop's screen is having trouble, you may not need to send it in for repairs right away. There are a few things you can try that might fix it.
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This Is The Largest Plane To Ever Land On An Aircraft Carrier (And What It's Used For)
It normally needed a runway nearly twice as long as the deck of an aircraft carrier. But the Navy wanted to see if this plane could land there. So it did.
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Can Lockheed Martin Really Save The Mission To Mars? Here Is What It Has Planned
There are budgetary problems and technology problems with NASA's planned Mars Sample Return mission. Lockheed Martin has big ideas about fixing both.
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2026 Hyundai Palisade First Drive: Reinvented SUV Sees Calligraphy Threaten Luxury Rivals
Hyundai's three-row SUV gets a serious glow-up, not only moving out of the Kia Telluride's shadow, but threatening luxury players in the segment above.
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What Does XL Mean On A Harley-Davidson?
Once you know what an XL code means on a Harley-Davidson motorcycle, you will see that it reveals a lot about the kind of ride you're getting.
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How Many U.S. Battleships Can You Still Visit?
The United States no longer commissions battleships in its Navy, but that doesn't mean none exist. There are plenty for the general public to visit.
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How Long Can You Leave A Tesla Parked Without Charging?
If you need to park your Tesla for a while without driving it, you should leave it plugged in, but if you can't there's a simple rule to follow.
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Can You Lower The Seat On A Motorcycle?
If you are a biker who is shorter in stature, you may be wondering if it's possible to lower the seat on your bike. As it turns out, there are a few ways.
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Why Google Chrome Keeps Defaulting To Bing Search (And How To Fix It)
Are you having trouble with Google Chrome constantly defaulting to Bing instead of your preferred search engine? Here's how you may be able to fix it.
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