SlashGear | Tech, Cars, Gaming, Science, & Reviews

Harley-Davidson trike cruising down the road

Motorcycles By Patrick Phillips 5 months ago

Do Harley-Davidson Trikes Have A Reverse Gear? What To Know Before You Ride

Backing up a trike isn't as easy as standard motorcycles. However, Harley-Davidson's three-wheeled motorcycle's reverse helps solve that problem.

SUVs and Crossovers By Lynnae Williams 5 months ago

SUV Or Pickup Truck: Which Is Better For Overlanding? (According To Drivers)

If you're interested in doing some offroading, you're spoiled for choice between numerous models of SUVs and pickups. Which vehicle type is better, though?

An F-102 Delta Dagger parked on a tarmac outside a hangar

Aviation By Jonathan H. Kantor 5 months ago

Why The F-102 Delta Dagger Is Considered One Of The Worst Fighter Jets Ever Built

The Air Force's F-102 Delta Dagger was a novel concept in theory, but in reality, it was a potential danger to the pilots who flew them. Here's why.

Cars By Quina Baterna 5 months ago

No, The Chevy Camaro Does Not Feature A French Flag - Here's What The Emblem Really Represents

The emblem for the Chevy Camaro is perhaps as iconic as the car itself, but enthusiasts have long thought it was a nod to the French flag.

SpaceX's Falcon 9 sporting Odin and Intuitive Machine's vessels

Space By Alec Hively 5 months ago

The First Ever Asteroid Mining Mission Vanished In Space: Here's What Happened

While asteroid mining is already being undertaken, the first mission didn't exactly go off without a hitch. Here's what happened after it left earth.

Entertainment By Sarah Chaney 5 months ago

8 Smart Soundbars That Will Upgrade Your Home Entertainment System

Looking to put the finishing touch on your home entertainment system? These soundbars are sure to enhance your home viewing experience.

A navy vessel stuck inside a skyscraper in

Naval By Jonathan H. Kantor 5 months ago

The Philadelphia Experiment: What Really Happened To The Ship USS Eldridge?

The Philadelphia Experiment is a purported naval incident that spawned a movie of the same name. While there's no proof of it, the ship involved was real.

Classic Volvo PV544 driving on highway, rear-right three-quarter view

Classic Cars By Madeline Cuccio 5 months ago

Is It Practical To Use A Classic Car As A Daily Driver?

Having a classic car, not only means you own a piece of history, but it can also be a rewarding project. However, using it as a daily driver might not be best.

A California Weigh Station With Several Trucks Waiting In Line

Trucks By Shane Schmid 5 months ago

How Are Semi Trucks Weighed On The Road? The Tech Behind Weigh Stations Explained

Semi-trucks and their weigh stations are a common sight on the roads, but you've likely never seen the station itself. Here's how they work.

Exterior view of a Harbor Freight store.

Tools By Nadeem Sarwar 5 months ago

Will Harbor Freight Tools Get More Expensive With President Trump's Tariffs?

Is your favorite thing about Harbor Freight the affordable pricing on tools? With the upcoming tariffs between the U.S. and China, that may all change.

Accessories and Peripherals By Pankil Shah 5 months ago

The Biggest Reason Why Printer Companies Don't Like It When You Buy Third-Party Compatible Ink

Most printer manufacturers encourage owners to buy name brand ink, and some even try various ways to lock customers out of third-party ink entirely. Here's why.

Harley-Davidson current battery chargers on a table

Motorcycles By Marinel Sigue 5 months ago

How To Read The Lights On Your Harley-Davidson Battery Tender

The battery tender is an essential item for your Harley-Davidson, but it has a lot of lights and warnings on it. Here's what they all mean.

SUVs and Crossovers By Mark Cowley 5 months ago

10 Most Powerful Toyota SUVs, Ranked By Horsepower

Toyota's cars and SUVs are well known for their reliability and sturdiness, but what about their horsepower? Here's how each of the automaker's SUVs stack up.

V8 engine equipped with Roots-type supercharger and air scoop

Cars By Madeline Cuccio 5 months ago

Why Do Some Muscle Cars Have Blowers On The Hood? Here's What They're For

If you've ever been around muscle cars, you might have noticed large blowers sticking out of the hoods of some of them. What do the blowers on muscle cars do?

Cars By Travis Langness 5 months ago

What Makes The Ford Raptor R Such An Expensive Pickup Truck?

The Ford Raptor R is a beast of a truck, producing up to 720 horsepower, but it comes with a hefty sticker price. Here's why it is so expensive.

Cars By Marinel Sigue 5 months ago

Ford Dashboard Symbols And Meanings Explained: Understanding Your Warning & Indicator Lights

Ford sold more than 6 million vehicles worldwide in 2024, and its dashboards provide a wealth of information. Here's a complete guide to Ford dashboard symbols.

White helicopter on landing pad at sunset

Aviation By Michael Bruton 5 months ago

10 Of The Fastest Civilian Helicopters, Ranked By Top Speed

While the fastest, most agile aircraft in the world undoubtedly still fill military hangars, the fastest civilian helicopters have been gaining speed too.

SUVs and Crossovers By Shane Schmid 5 months ago

What To Know (And What You Need) Before Flat Towing Your Jeep

Flat-towed vehicles, or toads, are popular among RV campers and full-time nomads. Here's what you need to know if you want to use your Jeep as a toad.

A purple Dodge Charger Hellcat driving on a road

Cars By Shane O'Neill 5 months ago

Why Hellcats Are Some Of The Most Stolen Cars In The US

The Dodge Challenger Hellcat is an impressive car, but three specific model years have the dubious honor of being among the most stolen cars in the US.

Motorcycles By Quina Baterna 5 months ago

What Does GB Mean On A Honda Motorcycle?

Honda's returned to the 1980s by resurrecting the GB brand for its new, retro-minded Honda GB350S roadster. But what does the "GB" stand for?

A 2025 Prius Limited WindChill Pearl parked on a paved surface next to a body of water.

Electric Vehicles By Monday Goma 5 months ago

Toyota Prius Vs. Prius Prime: How Do The Two Hybrids Compare?

There are two versions of Toyota's successful Prius hybrid, and though they're similar, there are distinct differences, too. Here's how the two compare.

Technology By Samyak Goswami 5 months ago

Why Do Power Lines Have Metal Springs? Here's What They're For

Power lines are an essential part of everyday infrastructure that supply electricity to the world around us, but what's the purpose of their metal springs?

Cars By Monday Goma 5 months ago

Who Owns Ford And Where Are The Cars Built?

Ford is a well-known name across the world, but do you know who owns the car brand or where its models are made? Here's everything you need to know.

A stack of four tires in the middle of a car garage

Cars By Corazon Victorino 5 months ago

Can You Replace Just One Tire On An AWD Car?

All-wheel drive vehicles are more popular now than ever. Is it ok to only replace one tire on an AWD car if you get a flat, and how can tire shaving help?

mechanic working in shop and using laptop

Tools By Daniel Feininger 5 months ago

11 Gadgets For Mechanics That Are Not Your Standard Power Tools

Beyond the usual drills and wrenches, these 11 gadgets help mechanics handle complex repairs, diagnostics, and custom jobs with greater precision.

Tools By Daniel Trock 5 months ago

Harbor Freight Helmets: What Kind Do They Sell & How Much Do They Cost?

Helmets are vital for protecting yourself while working, and if you want a quality product that doesn't break the bank, here's what Harbor Freight has to offer.

Eurofighter Typhoon flying level with a clear, blue sky in the background

Aviation By Brad Hill 5 months ago

Eurofighter Typhoon Top Speed: How Fast Is The Supersonic Fighter?

The Eurofighter Typhoon fighter jet can easily break the sound barrier. However, exactly how fast can it fly with and without the afterburners engaged?

All Articles