A brightly colored small car (like yellow or red) in traffic

How To Remain Visible In Traffic When Driving A Small Vehicle

To help ensure your safety while driving a small car, it's essential to take steps to remain visible in traffic.Here are a few tips on how to remain visible when driving a small car: 1. Choose a bright color Bright colors are easier to see

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Rev Up for Spring: A Car Enthusiast's Guide to Spring Maintenance

Springtime, with its warmer temperatures and stunning landscapes, offers the perfect backdrop for those who love the feeling of being behind the wheel. But, before you hit the road to embrace the season, it's crucial to ensure your pride and joy is in top-notch condition.

T500 Tacometer at redline

The 2-Stroke Motorcycle Experience: Part III - Add to Bucket List: Ride an Early 70s 2-Stroke

It takes a while to stop grinning after being on any stink wheels. To begin with, there’s the sound. My T500, emits a low, poppity-poppity-pop-pop burble at idle, a deceivingly reserved, almost civilized going-to-the-pub buzz below 4,000 RPM and a hell-bent-for-leather mmmwwaaaahhhh above that. Jekyll

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The 2-Stroke Motorcycle Experience: Part II - Why don’t we see 2-strokes on the road today?

They were fast. They delivered an instant rush to the cerebral cortex. Their engines were easy to maintain. So, why don’t we see 2-Stroke motorcycles on the roads anymore? In Part Two of our series on 2-Strokes, we delve into the demise of the road-going

The 2-Stroke Motorcycle Experience: Part I - What’s a 2-Stroke?

“Hey buddy, your bike is smoking a lot!" I’ve become accustomed to this reaction when I pull up to a stop light on my 1974 Suzuki T500 motorcycle. My T500 has a 2-stroke engine—it burns oil in addition to the gasoline that most engines use—which

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