The 5 Best And Worst Motorcycle Engines Built By Major Builders
A motorcycle's engine will make or break the vehicle's existence. Over the years, major brands have built their fair share of all-time classics and failures.
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This Camera Tech Disappeared Two Decades Ago – Now Jeff Bridges Is Bringing It Back
Jeff Bridges is a man of many talents, but did you know he also has his own camera company? With it, he's bringing one of his favorite cameras back to life.
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Sam Altman Is Getting Bold With His Predictions For OpenAI's Future Profits
Sam Altman, the OpenAI CEO, has been making multi-million dollar deals with major companies like Microsoft and Amazon, significantly increasing OpenAI's value.
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Ferrari Filed A Patent For A Side-Exit Exhaust - Here's What The Design Looks Like
Ferrari has a patent filed for a side-exit exhaust and we have a peek at what it might look like, why side-exhausts are advantageous, and what it all means.
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New York's All-Electric Act Goes Into Effect In 2026 - Here's Why It's Important
While most of the United States focus on electric vehicles in their attempts to cut greenhouse gas emissions, New York is taking a different approach.
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What You Should Know Before Buying A New TV From Best Buy
Are you interested in buying a new TV from Best Buy? Before you do, here's what you can expect for pricing, and the typical installation costs.
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More People Are Leaving Expensive Streaming Services For These Cheaper, Less Ad-Intrusive Options
Streaming fatigue is real and viewers are ditching pricey platforms for affordable options with fewer ads and surprisingly strong libraries.
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5 Essentials Bikers Shouldn't Leave Home Without
There's a lot of equipment that can be considered essential for bikers, from emergency kits to extra clothing. Here's what you should never leave without.
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Tesla's Fight For Elon Musk's $56B Payday Will Be Decided By The DE Supreme Court
Elon Musk’s $56B Tesla payday is back in the spotlight — and the Delaware Supreme Court’s decision could reshape more than just one billionaire’s fortune.
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5 Of The Coolest 1980s Truck Paint Jobs We've Seen
From the Ford Mustang to the Pontiac Firebird, there were some cool cars in the '80s. However, these trucks flashed some pretty sweet paint jobs.
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Does CarPlay Use Bluetooth Or Wi-Fi? Here's What You Should Know
CarPlay makes driving with your iPhone easier than ever, but is it powered by Bluetooth or Wi-Fi? The answer is more complex than you might think.
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Microsoft's Latest Update Finally Fixed A Decade-Old Windows Bug
Windows has released its latest update for Windows 11, and it finally fixes a problem that has been plaguing Windows users for the better part of a decade.
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Never Plug These 5 Things Into A Power Bank
You won't want to just plug any device into any power bank; there are certain limitations and hazards to consider.
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Skip The Salt – This Common Garden Tool Is The Fastest Way To Clear Up Ice
When the winter weather hits, removing the ice that has accumulated on your pathways can be a pain. Here's a common garden tool that can help.
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Some Florida Residents Will Be Getting An Auto Insurance Refund - Here's What We Know So Far
Florida has some of the most expensive auto insurance premiums in the United States. Residents are in luck, though, because some will be getting a refund.
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These Are Consumer Reports' Top-Ranked Tires For Winter & Snow
When it comes to winter driving, you don't want to go cheap on tires. Here's what Consumer Reports says are the best tires for each vehicle type.
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Can You Ride An Electric Scooter In The Bike Lane? It's Complicated
If you have an electric scooter, check with the state DMV about whether or not you can ride it in a bike lane, as the rules are different for each state.
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There's Only One Thing Tesla Could Do To Make Me Consider Buying A Model Y SUV
Teslas were huge in EVs years ago, but now they have enough competition that there are lots of choices. There is one thing that could put them back on top.
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Never Plug These Devices Into Your Xbox's USB Ports
USB has become the go-to way to transfer power and data, but not everything with the Xbox is designed for other devices.
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Who Makes Craftsman Lawn Mower Engines And Where Are They Built?
Craftsman’s lawn mowers have powered American yards for decades, but few buyers know who actually builds the engines under the hood.
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GM Engines Are Still Failing, And The US Government Wants To Know Why
A recent announcement from the NHTSA revealed that General Motors engines are still failing. Here are the affected models and the root of the problem.
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5 Craftsman Home Improvement Products You Didn't Realize Existed
The Craftsman brand has been in the toolkits of tradespeople and DIY enthusiasts for almost 100 years, but that doesn't its products are all known quantities.
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This Cheap CarPlay Adapter Has Over 3K 5-Star Reviews - Here's What Users Say About It
A popular wireless CarPlay adapter has amassed thousands of glowing reviews, users say it’s a major upgrade for going cord-free in your car.
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Fighter Jet Pilots Do Something Unexpected While Flying Through Alaska In The Winter Months
Fighter pilots have to consider many different scenarios before and during their missions, including the possibility of ejecting from their aircraft.
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How Much Have US Tariffs Cost North American Automakers So Far?
The Trump administration's tariffs are meant to promote and motivate local production, but they've cost the automotive industry a pretty penny so far.
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Microsoft Teams Is Getting An Update You Should Know About – Sharing Your Location With Your Boss
Several jobs require you to check in with your boss, but Microsoft Teams new update will allow your boss to know your exact location while on the clock.
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The Army Is Developing A New System To Collect Drinking Water From Thin Air
Getting clean water to soldiers in far-flung places isn't easy for the US military, but a new technology partnership could make it easy for the Army.
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