Yamaha Niken: A Look At Its Top Speed & What Made This Bike So Special
Yamaha's Niken was one of the strangest motorcycles Yamaha ever built. Here's what you need to know about this unique bike, including how fast it could go.
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What All Comes In GearWrench's Megamod Loaded Tool Box, And Is It Worth The High Cost? Here's What Owners Say
GearWrench may be a relative newcomer into the world of hand tools, but its MegaMod toolbox is packed to the brim with tools that may be useful.
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Can Seaplanes Land On The Ground?
While seaplanes are a frequent fixture in pop culture, their use is limited because they can't land on the ground... except for the few that can.
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How Long Would It Take For A Missile From North Korea To Reach The US?
North Korea has major ambitions as a nuclear power and keeps building better missiles. So how long would it take for a North Korean missile to reach the U.S.?
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Mack's New Pioneer Truck Has An Aerodynamic Bulldog Hood Ornament
The latest model of the popular Mack Pioneer truck has made changes to its iconic Bulldog, helping to make its big rigs even more aerodynamic.
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Can You Use A Hybrid To Jump Start A Car?
Like traditional gasoline cars, hybrids do have an engine and a battery, but is it actually possible to use those to jump-start another car? We took a look.
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Amazon Is Betting Big On The 'Good Guy' Of AI: Here's What That Means For You
Amazon has made a massive investment in Claude, a popular AI that it intends to use to power new Alexa features, but how will this impact the consumer?
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Every Lexus F Sport Model, Ranked By Horsepower
Lexus' alphanumeric naming conventions can be a bit confusing at times, but if you see F Sport in the name, you can expect a certain degree of power.
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Ford Super Duty Recall: How To Tell If Your Truck's Fuel Pump Is Failing
Automotive recalls aren't something that should be ignored, and if you own this model year Ford Super Duty, your truck might be at risk of a failing fuel pump.
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Where Are America's Nuclear Missiles Built And Who Makes Them?
We hear about the United States' nuclear missiles and the damage they can cause. However, where are these weapons built and what companies are making them?
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How Fast Does Lamborghini's Yacht Go? A Look At Its Top Speed & How Much One Costs
A Lambo for the watery set? Yes, and naturally this speed demon doesn't come cheap. Here's how fast it can go and how much you'll have to shell out to get it.
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Why Do Pilots Say 'Tree' And 'Niner' Instead Of Three And Nine?
You might have seen it in movies: Pilots and air traffic controllers saying "tree," "fife," and "niner" instead of three, five, and nine. What is that about?
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Why Do Buses Have To Stop At Railroads?
Though cars can drive over railroad tracks without stopping, buses of all kinds have had to stop there for over eight decades. Here's the reason.
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10 Google Home Settings You Should Change Immediately
Change these 10 Google Home settings to boost privacy, unlock hidden features, and make your smart devices actually work smarter for your needs.
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Your Car's VIN Can Help Identify Its Transmission - Here's How
Your car's VIN is a unique number that can help you find out more about your specific vehicle, but it may also help you identify engine information.
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What Color Is An Airplane's Black Box? Hint: It's Not Black
The black box of an airplane is a safety device meant to help determine what happened in the event of a catastrophic accident, but is it a literal black box?
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The Navy's Military Sealift Command Explained: Why It Uses Civilians Instead Of Sailors
When you think of a U.S. Navy ship, chances are you're thinking of one with sailors as crew. But a number of U.S. vessels use civilians instead. Here's why.
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What Is Toyota's Hitchless Towing And How Does It Work?
With innovative technologies being integrated into modern vehicles, it's no surprise that Toyota is working on hitchless towing. Here's what that means.
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What Are Some Of The Best Ways To Find Cheap Flights Online?
Shopping for cheap flights can be a headache, but there are ways to find some great deals. Here are some tips that will help save you some money.
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Experiencing CVT Transmission Shudder? Here Are The Possible Causes
CVTs can be an adjustment from traditional automatic transmissions, and one of the common complaints is shuddering when accelerating or changing gears.
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How Heavy Are Ryobi's 40V Batteries? Here's How Much Weight They Add To Your Tools
When you look at Ryobi's 40V battery line, you may wonder how much weight will be added to your power tools. Here's how heavy they actually are.
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Every Major Truck Bed Toolbox Brand Ranked Worst To Best
Truck bed toolboxes are a great way to keep your gear safe, secure, and out of the weather on the go. We rank major toolbox producing brands worst to best.
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What Are The 3 Phases Of A Missile Strike? (And How Long Do They Typically Last?)
It's tempting to think of a ballistic missile's flight as one long arc. But missile strikes can be divided into three parts, each with a usual range of lengths.
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Who Makes BYD Cars, And What Does The Acronym Mean?
BYD have made waves as electric vehicle manufacturers, with stunning vehicles that outperform much of the competition, but does their name have a meaning?
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How Much Do Prescription Lenses Cost For Ray-Ban Smart Glasses?
Meta and Ray-Ban's AI-powered smart glasses remain surprisingly popular, while others have failed. Can you add prescription lenses to your pair?
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AirTag Giving The Wrong Location? Why This Happens And How You Can Fix It
Is your AirTag showing the wrong location? Find out why this happens and what steps you can take to get accurate tracking again.
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4 Of The Worst GM Cars Ever Made
General Motors has made some wonderful cars over the years, but there have been some real clinkers as well. Here are four of the worst cars GM ever made.
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