10 Of The Best Harley-Davidson Models With Twin Cam Engines
The Harley-Davidson Twin Cam engine helped lift the American motorcycle builder when it needed it most. We checked out some of the best models to come with it.
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Why Do Tugboats Sometimes Push Instead Of Pull?
"Tugboat" can sometimes be a misnomer, since the watercraft can push as well as pull. Here's why tugboats are designed to do that and when they might do so.
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Cessna 172: What's Its Top Speed And How Far Can It Fly?
The Cessna 172 Skyhawk is one of the most iconic airplanes ever. But how capable is it, actually? Here's what you need to know about its range and top speed.
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Tesla's Model Y SUV Is Now Cheaper: How Much Does It Cost & Can You Tow With It?
The Tesla Model Y is now cheaper than it ever has been. Here's hw much is costs, what you get with that reduced price, and how much you can tow with it.
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The Best Wood Routers To Use In Your Woodworking Projects (According To Reviews)
Whether it's a hobby or a profession, a wood router is vital for your woodworking projects. Here are the best ones to consider according to reviews.
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Black transmission Fluid isn't any good at cooling or lubricating your transmission, but it can do tremendous damage to your vehicle.
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Kawasaki Made A Hydrogen-Powered Robot Horse You May Ride Some Day
Would you let the good times roll on the back of a hydrogen-powered robotic horse? Kawasaki thinks you might, so it has unveiled a model of one it's working on.
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What Is An E-Passport? (And How To Know If You Have One)
E-passports are major improvements over original passports in a few key ways. We break down what makes them different from their predecessors.
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These Tiny Particles Could Be A Big Problem For Future Mars Astronauts
Mars is the exciting next step in our exploration of space, but dust particles that were already a problem on the moon could be worse on Mars.
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Why Is The Front Passenger Seat In A Car Called 'Shotgun?'
If you have ever "called shotgun" and wondered what that was all about, here's where the term originated, and the rules that go along with the position.
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Want To Know How Much It Costs To Wrap An SUV? Here's How You Can Get An Estimate Online
If you're looking to wrap an SUV, you may be signing up for more than you realize, as just the sheer size of the vehicle is going to run the cost up.
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Why Don't All New Cars Come With Fog Lights Anymore?
Fog lights were once a standard part of a new car, but lately they've been on fewer and fewer vehicles. So why aren't they on newer cars?
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Why Do People Keep Stealing Volkswagen Badges? (And How To Keep Yours Safe)
Volkswagen owners are reporting thefts of the logos mounted on the grilles of their cars. Why are thieves stealing VW badges, and what can you do about it?
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What Happens If An Airplane Window Breaks During A Flight?
You've probably seen an airplane window break in a movie and the catastrophic effect that can have, but what really happens if an airplane window breaks?
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10 Streaming & Entertainment Brands You Might Not Realize Are Owned By Disney
Disney is one of the biggest corporations in the world, and it's got fingers in a lot of pies. Here are some brands it owns that you may not know about.
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What Is GeoSpy AI & How Does It Work?
GeoSpy AI, a new geolocator application, says it can find the exact location of any photograph within seconds, but how does it do this?
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How Carbon Fiber Is Made (And Why It May Get Banned)
Carbon fiber is a welcome addition to any performance car looking to shave some curb weight, but a potential EU ban could complicate supercar development.
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10 Fighter Jets With GE Engines
General Electric is way more than microwaves and refrigerators. GE Aerospace has been providing America's front line fighters with jet engines for decades.
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Why AirPods Are Only Available In White: A Look At The History Of The Earbud's Recognizable Color
Ever wondered why AirPods only come in white? Explore the history behind Apple’s iconic earbud color and its lasting impact on design trends.
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Do USB Wall Outlets Charge Devices Faster Than A Regular Brick?
Curious if USB wall outlets charge faster than regular bricks? Learn how they compare in speed, power output, and overall charging efficiency.
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Is California Banning Diesel Trucks? Here's What You Need To Know
California fights America's worst smog with the country's toughest environmental regulations. But is the Golden State really banning diesel trucks?
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2025 Volvo XC90 Review: Updated Where It Matters Most
The 2025 Volvo XC90 is here and SlashGear couldn't miss the chance to get behind the wheel. Here are the pros and cons you need to know about the new SUV.
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Yes, Submarines Can Shoot Down Planes: Here's How Their Anti-Aircraft Missiles Work
Submarines toil beneath the waves while airplanes fly above them, right? So how would a sub shoot anti-aircraft missiles at a plane? Here's how.
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10 Of The Fastest Accelerating Motorcycles, Ranked By 0-60 Times
These motorcycles aren’t just built for speed, they’re built for launch. Here are 10 of the quickest stock bikes ranked by their 0-60 acceleration.
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5 Of The Coolest G-Wagon Interior Features Mercedes Has Ever Included
The 2025 G-Wagon is here, and it's loaded with a lot of new tech features to keep driver's comfortable and safe. Here's everything you need to know.
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5 Things You Didn't Realize The Apple Music App Could Do
The Apple Music app is one of the biggest music streaming platforms on the market, and if you use it, here are five things you may not realize it can do.
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What Does DD Stand For On Navy Ships?
There's a "USS" in the name of every commissioned ship in the United States Navy. But other designations are more obscure. What does "DD" stand for?
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