Who Makes Mercedes Engines And Are They The Same As BMW?
When it comes to German luxury and performance, BMW and Mercedes are at the top of the list. However, that doesn't mean the engines are the same.
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Why Did Caterpillar Stop Making Truck Engines?
Caterpillar walked away from making truck engines and the reasons go way beyond what you might think.
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What Is A Lone Wolf In The Biker Community?
There are numerous biker clubs in the world, but where do the lone wolves sit within the community? Here's everything you need to know.
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What Does The 666 Patch Mean To Bikers?
While a biker with a 666 patch might seem self-explanatory, it actually doesn't have a direct religious connotation. It signifies membership in a small group.
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This Is Why Pilots Leave Their Cockpit Doors Open Before Takeoff
You may have noticed airline pilots often leave the cockpit door open while passengers board and deplane; this isn't so you can duck your head in and say hi.
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What Does FTW Mean To Bikers? It Depends Who You Ask
The abbreviation "FTW" has multiple meanings depending on who is using and hearing it, even among motorcyclists of various ages and club sensibilities.
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Why The Airbus A340 Commercial Jet Has Such Tiny Engines
The AirBus A340 is nearly identical to the A330 in terms of fuselage and wing design, but there are some significant differences, such as the number of engines.
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Are Paccar Diesel Engines Made By Cummins?
Paccar and Cummins are titans of the global trucking industry with some overlap in their offerings and 25-plus years of collaboration between them.
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The US Military's New Cargo Plane Has 12 Times More Space Than A C-17
A new plane designed by a company called Radia has a ton of capacity and can carry just about anything the military needs. Here's what you need to know.
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Which Kawasaki Motorcycle Has The Lowest Seat Height?
Seat height can make or break a ride. We take a look at the stats and find out which Kawasaki bike gives riders the closest connection to the road.
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What Does FLH Mean On A Harley-Davidson?
Harley-Davidson's lineup includes all sorts of different motorcycles of different types. Each one has a unique FLH code, and they all mean something different.
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No, Willie G. Is No Longer At Harley – Here's Who Designs Its Bikes Today
Willie G. Davidson started designing motorcycles at Harley-Davidson way back in 1963. When he retired in 2012, someone else took over the role.
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What Does Aft Mean On A Ship?
Humans have been traveling by boat for millennia, and some common seafaring terms like 'aft' have been in use since medieval times.
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Why Ford Dropped Navistar For The Power Stroke Diesel Engine
After a very public breakup between the automaker and the engine manufacturer, Ford skipped out on Navistar for future diesel powerplants in its trucks.
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Why Airbus Put A Chin Bump On The A330 Freighter Jet, But Not The Passenger Version
The Airbus A330 and its freighter variation, the A330F have a very distinct difference: a chin bump on the freighter under the nose cone. Why was this added?
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Why Do Some Bikers Wear German Helmets?
From WWII influence to post-war biker clubs, German helmets have deep cultural roots. Here’s why they remain a popular choice among riders today.
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Who Made Victory Motorcycles And What Happened With The Brand?
Victory Motorcycles is one of the more recognizable motorcycle brands to have ever existed. So why did the brand suddenly go out of business?
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Yamaha R9 Top Speed: How Fast Is The Motorcycle?
The Yamaha YZF-R1 is the absolute peak of Yamaha's motorcycle lineup, but the YZF-R9 is the more grounded, usable counterpart. What's the top speed on the R9?
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Who Owns GasGas Motorcycles And Where Are They Made?
GasGas motorcycles is a lesser known manufacturer of motorcross, trial, and enduro motorcycles. Who owns this company? Where are its bikes made?
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Motorcycle Helmets: What Different Types Can Bikers Buy & Why Does Style Matter?
Along with choosing a motorcycle that suits you, it's also a good idea to choose the right kind of helmet. What kind of types are there? Why does it matter?
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Why Are Some Cummins Engines Colored Red?
Some Cummins engines, often referred to as "red tops," featured a particular "Apex Red" hue that became symbolic of a particular series of diesel powerplants.
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This Is The Worst Toyota Engine Ever Made
Toyota earned its spot as the world's best-selling automaker by producing engines that offer reliability and long life, with at least one notable exception.
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Why Do Some Fighter Jets Have Zig-Zag Lines On The Canopy?
Ever noticed zig-zag lines across a fighter jet’s canopy? They’re not for decoration; their purpose is far more dramatic and lifesaving.
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Who Designed The Harrier Jump Jet & Where Was The Legendary Fighter Made?
The AV-8 Harrier jump jet became the first VSTOL fighter jet that the Royal Air Force and U.S. Marine Corps used for decades, paving the way for the F-35B.
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Who Builds America's Aircraft Carriers And Where Are They Made?
The aircraft carriers used by America may be impressive titans, but where are they made? Who builds and assembles these giants for the US to deploy?
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Do US Aircraft Carriers Normally Carry Drones?
The U.S. Navy is testing new ways to enhance carrier operations. Learn how drones like the MQ-25A Stingray could transform future naval aviation strategies.
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This Is Why So Many Ships Are Painted Red On The Bottom
Ever noticed the red paint on the bottom of ships? It is not just for looks but also plays a vital role in protecting the hull from marine damage.
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