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Yes, that’s a Kawasaki KX450F with a Hossack-style front end supporting a set of regular telescopic forks. Australian motorcycle suspension tuner Laurie “Suspension” Smith has created this confronting-looking jigger, claiming it makes for a better ride… Continue reading Aussie suspension guru builds hybrid double-sprung dirtbike front end
“Whooo, you’ve been in a good paddock.” That’s how my dairy-farming uncle likes to greet me when I’ve stacked on a few extra pounds. And there comes a point where the quality of one’s paddock begins to interfere with one’s ability to do good cardio exe… Continue reading Zize’s New Leaf 3.0 ebike gets the biggest, heaviest riders moving
Michael Jordan is not only a lock for the greatest basketball player of all time, he’s one of the most globally influential sports figures in history. His fabled career is peppered with storybook moments so perfect that you’d think they were cheesy fiction if you hadn’t seen them happening in the moment.
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Tags: basketball, Christie’s, Shoes
Continue reading Michael Jordan’s backboard-shattering sneakers sell for $615,000
More than 30 years of planning and development have borne fruit six months ahead of schedule, as China’s complete BeiDou-3 global satellite positioning system was formally commissioned this month.Continue ReadingCategory: Mobile Technology, TechnologyT… Continue reading China’s BeiDou global satellite navigation system is fully operational
California-based company Hyperion has released images, video and some details about its wild-looking XP-1 hydrogen supercar, the first fuel cell performance car. Forget the Lucid Air’s 517-mile range, this electric beast will go more than a thousand mi… Continue reading The Hyperion XP-1: A hydrogen hypercar with articulating solar panels
Google has started using the vast number of Android smartphones across the planet to help detect and warn people about seismic events. Your phone will begin transmitting accelerometer data if it detects something similar to an earthquake.Continue Readi… Continue reading Android phones to become the world’s biggest earthquake detection grid
Between Virgin Galactic, Boom, Spike and Aerion, a new crop of contenders are springing up to pick up where the Concorde left off, putting supersonic civilian flight back on the menu after nearly 20 years without it.Continue ReadingCategory: Aircraft, … Continue reading The “perfect storm” behind Aerion’s supersonic business jet
Fancy Swiss watchmaker Jaeger-LeCoultre has released a couple of new squillion-dollar, super tiny timepieces – the Snowdrop and the Bangle – featuring a 91-year-old mechanical movement that’s still the world’s smallest.Continue ReadingCategory: Wearabl… Continue reading Diamond encrusted watches use world’s smallest mechanical movement
We came across a piece today over at Motorbike Writer about Yamaha preparing a water-powered motorcycle, and while a quick Google revealed this to be nothing more than a Yamaha-sponsored thesis project from 2016, the idea itself is fascinating enough t… Continue reading Design concept raises the idea of a water-driven Yamaha motorcycle
Should the rest of the field be sweating? In only its fourth season at the top level of road racing, Austrian manufacturer KTM has won its first race – with rookie rider Brad Binder also delivering South Africa’s first race winner in MotoGP history.Con… Continue reading KTM pulls off stunning first-ever MotoGP win