Kawasaki 2026 Motorcycles: All The New Colors Announced, So Far
Kawasaki has unveiled its first wave of 2026 motorcycle updates, focusing on new color options across the Ninja, Z, Versys, Vulcan, and Eliminator families.
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Can Your RFID Wallet Go Through TSA?
It can be frustrating to keep up with what is and isn't allowed through TSA checkpoints, especially if you don't fly often. Is an RFID-blocking wallet allowed?
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Why Mopar Engines Are Painted Orange
Bright colors on special editions of cars can sometimes indicate high-performance parts. This is the case with orange-painted Mopar engines.
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5 Of The Cheapest Helicopters That You Can Actually Buy & Fly
If you want to fly your own helicopter, you should get ready to spend some serious cash. Even these more "reasonable" options start out very expensive.
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Motorcycle Boots Safety: What Type Offers The Most Protection For Bikers?
Motorcycle boots aren’t just about style, they can mean the difference between safety and serious injury. Find out which type offers the most protection.
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Why Fighter Jet Pilots Need To Wear Oxygen Masks
On commercial flights, oxygen masks are only used during emergencies, but fighter pilots don them anytime they're in the air -- and for good reason.
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Towing A Trailer In Florida? Know These License Plate Rules First
While trailers weighing under 2,000 lb don't require a title in Florida, all trailers need a license plate. There's also a variable-rate registration tax.
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5 Of The Fastest Spitfire Versions, Ranked By Top Speed
The Supermarine Spitfire was one of the primary warplane lines for the RAF during the World War II. They weren't are all speed demons, but some got pretty fast.
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Who Makes Mazda's Engines & Are They Any Good? (According To Owners)
Modern Mazda engines are made by the company itself, and with a few exceptions such as the MZI, are highly regarded as reliable all-round motors.
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Why Suzuki Is Discontinuing The SV650 In Europe (But Not The US)
Suzuki’s SV650 has been a fan favorite for decades, but its European run is ending in 2026. The reasons may surprise riders on both sides of the Atlantic.
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What Is A Tire Step & Can You Buy One At Harbor Freight?
A tire step can prove to be a useful accessory for those with trucks or SUVs. But how do they work and are they available at Harbor Freight?
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What Does The Inside Of An F-15 Eagle Fighter Jet Look Like?
Pilots trained to fly the F-15 Eagle have lots of different toggles and screens to manage when in flight, requiring extensive military flight training.
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10 Major Tire Retailers That Offer Free Tire Rotations
Save money on maintenance with major retailers that include free tire rotations and services when you buy new tires, from Costco to Firestone.
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Do Universal Remotes Work With Smart TVs?
Smart TVs have changed the way we enjoy our favorite shows, but if you are looking to get a universal remote for yours, here's what you need to know.
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SlashGear's Best Of IFA 2025 Awards
IFA 2025 is underway and we're on the ground, checking out the newest innovations in tech. These are the most impressive devices we've seen this year.
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The Best Years For Toyota Highlander (And Some To Avoid)
Toyota has been putting Highlanders on the road since 2001, but some models are better than others. Here are the best Years the SUV -- And Some To Avoid.
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Are Diablo Blades Compatible With Ryobi Multi-Tools?
Ryobi's multi-tools are designed to be able to solve multiple problems around the house with only one tool, but can you use third-party Diablo blades with it?
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How Many Satellites Are In Space And Which Country Has The Most?
From Sputnik’s lonely orbit to today’s crowded skies, satellites shape our world in many ways. But how many are up there, and which country tops the list?
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12 Non-Toyota Cars With Toyota Engines Under The Hood
Toyota's many engine designs have powered everything from revolutionary racing cars to forgotten sedans to economy commuters during decades of global operation.
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What Is A Class C Fire Extinguisher Used For? (And How To Know What Class Yours Is)
Fire extinguishers are labeled with a lettering system to signify what type of fire they should be used for. Class C devices are crucial for many contexts.
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Why The US Military's M103 Heavy Tank Never Received A Name
The upgraded M4 Sherman was known as the Firefly, while the M4A3E8 Sherman was known as "Easy 8." The M103 heavy tank, however, never received a nickname.
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How Fast Is The Motorcycle That Holds The Current Land Speed Record?
The two-wheeled land speed record has remained unbroken since 2010, and the vehicle that set it can barely be described as a motorcycle at all.
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One Of iMessage's Best Features Is Finally Rolling Out For Android Users
Android users who rely on Google Messages will finally get one of iMessage's most beloved features, but it may not work exactly how they think it does.
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5 Alternative Ways To Use Your Swiss Army Knife's Toothpick Slot
The Swiss Army Knife's versatility and historic provenance lives on in these accessories you can equip in your toothpick slot for additional utility.
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How Garbage Trucks Work: How Do They Know When They Are Full?
Garbage trucks don’t just haul trash. They compress, measure, and alert when nearing capacity. But how do they really know when it’s time to stop?
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Why Are People Taping Chevy Silverado Infotainment Screens?
You may have seen reports of owners using tape on the infotainment screens of their Chevy Silverados. It may seem strange, but there's a valid reason for it.
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What Do Upstream And Downstream USB Ports Mean On A Monitor?
Ever notice upstream and dowstream USB ports on your monitor and wonder what they’re for? We explain the difference and what it means for your setup.
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