How To Measure Handlebars For A Harley-Davidson Motorcycle
One of the best features of a Harley-Davidson is the potential customization. Here's how to measure handlebars if you want to swap your bike's out.
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All About The USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) Aircraft Carrier & And Where Its Homeport Is
The world's largest aircraft carrier has already spent significant time at sea, and has a formidable arsenal of weaponry at its disposal.
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Boxer Vs. Inline Engines: What's The Difference And Is One Better Than The Other?
Boxer engines may not be very common, but they're an interesting design and offer a few advantages and disadvantages. Here's how they compare to inline engines.
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Who Makes The C-17 Globemaster III's Engines & Just How Much Power Do They Produce
The C-17 Globemaster III is one of the larger aircraft deployed by the U.S. Air Force, so it needs a lot of power to operate. Here's who makes the engine.
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No, The Kia Carnival Hasn't Been Discontinued (But Its Old Nameplate 'Sedona' Has)
Kia did not discontinue the Carnival, but it did retire its old nameplate, Sedona. Here's all you need to know about Kia's plans for minivans.
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AGM Vs. Lithium Batteries: How To Pick The Right One For Your Motorcycle
When it comes to gas-powered motorcycles, there are two kinds of battery: AGM and lithium. While both are fine for your bike, there are some differences.
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Crew Cab Vs. Extended Cab: What's The Difference Between These Pickup Truck Sizes?
Both crew cab and extended cab pickup trucks provide additional seating room than base models, but one is notably larger and more comfortable than the other.
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How To Block Emails On The iPhone Mail App
With phishing scams and malware, users need to be diligent about the emails they receive. Here’s how to block bad email addresses on your iPhone.
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Amazon Just Got Hit With A Recall Rule That Could Seriously Change The Products It Delivers
When it comes to shopping online, Amazon is the go-to website for many people, but a recent recall could completely change the products it delivers.
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Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra Review: The Best WearOS Has To Offer, Spared No Expense
The Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra is a top-tier high-end WearOS smartwatch that has one feature the Apple Watch doesn't -- but do you need it?
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6 Makita Tools Every Home Mechanic Would Love To Have In Their Tool Kit
Using quality tools is important, and Makita's catalog offers a wealth of options to add to your home garage tool kit. Here’s six of the best.
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Is Recaro Going Out Of Business? Here's What We Know
One of the most popular mods in sports cars is investing in Recaro seats, but with the company's filing for bankruptcy, the seat maker's future is unknown.
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What Are H4 Engines & Which Notable Car Brands Have Them Under The Hood?
The flat-four boxer engine design is well over 100 years old, but it's still going strong, with applications in a number of major modern models.
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The Tragic Reason The US Navy Stopped Making Flying Aircraft Carrier Airships
In the 1930s, the United States Navy launched two flying aircraft carrier airships but unfortunately, it ended in tragedy. Here's what happened.
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10 Of The Weirdest Samsung Products Of All Time
Samsung is a much wider company than many people realize, which means it products span many different fields. Here are the most unexpected Samsung creations.
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What Does LT Mean On A Tire And How Is It Different From A Passenger Tire?
Not all car tires are designed to handle the same amount of weight or the same terrain. If you drive a Large SUV or pickup truck, you may have a few options.
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6 Of The Most Powerful Outboard Boat Engines Ever Built
Forget sailing sedately over the waters; these outboard motors will transform your pleasure craft into a raging, seaborne beast.
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How Many Volts Is A Motorcycle Battery And How Long Does It Take To Charge?
If your bike battery is dead, and you're faced with the indignity of bumpstarting it outside your home, here's what you need to know.
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What's A Throwout Bearing & What Happens If One Goes Bad?
If your car has a throwout bearing, you might be wondering what it is and what it does. Here's everything you need to know, including how to fix it.
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The Coolest Cars With Pop-Up Headlights Ever Built, Ranked
Cars with pop-up headlights hearken back to an iconic era of design where every sports car seemed like a boxy wedge. Here are some of the coolest ones, ranked.
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5 Classic Convertibles That Are Still Affordable (For Now)
Everyone loves the idea of a convertible, but the price tag is typically not consumer-friendly. These classics are an affordable way to roll with the top down.
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Every Ford Model Powered By The 2.7L V6 Ecoboost Engine
The 2.7-liter Ford Ecoboost engine is a win-win for many car lovers, given its pension for both twin-turbocharged power and environmental preservation.
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You Might Still Have An iPhone Charger With A Green Dot On It - Here's What It Means
There was a time where newer compact iPhone chargers received a green dot next to the prongs, and there's a very important reason why Apple added it.
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It's Not The LT7, But Cadillac's Newest CT5-V Blackwing Upgrade Could Be Even Better
Cadillac has taken the wraps off its new Precision Package for the CTV-5 Blackwing sport sedan, offering buyers luxury combined with track-ready performance.
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The 5 Longest-Running Toyota Models Continuously Sold In The US
Toyota has made some great vehicles that have stood the test of time. Here are the longest-running vehicles from the automaker that haven't taken a break yet.
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Why The Yamaha RX50 Is Such A Hard Bike To Find
Not all bikes earned a spot alongside the best of Yamaha's best bikes. That includes one of the company's lesser appreciated motorcycle creations, the RX50.
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When Did Mozilla's Firefox First Hit The Web & What Search Engine Does It Use?
Mozilla Firefox has used a few different search engines as its default since the browser's inception in 2004
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