Month: January 2023

Can’t Afford A Triumph Scrambler Bond Edition? Get This Scale Model Instead

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Triumph is arguably one of the most iconic European brands in existence, not only because of its rich history, impressive model range, and success in motorsports, but also because of its continuing relevance in pop culture. Numerous Triumph machines have graced the silver screen in movies both big and small.

From the Street Triple RS in Birds of Prey, to the Daytona 955i in Mission: Impossible II, it goes without saying that the iconic British marque is quite a movie star itself. Having said that, one of Triumph’s most recent forays into the world of cinema is just as British

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Schedules set for NASCAR Pinty’s Series and Action Sprint Tour

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The NASCAR Pinty’s Series and the Action Sprint Tour have announced their 2023 schedules.

Canada’s national stock car series will be busy this year with a record 14 events on tap on 11 different tracks in five provinces. The Pinty’s cars are the only NASCAR-sanctioned series to race on paved ovals, dirt ovals and road circuits.

Highlights this year include two races at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park, with May 21 and Sept. 3 dates on the big circuit north of Bowmanville. After a successful and popular inaugural race on the dirt oval of Ohsweken Speedway last year, the teams will

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First-Ever Mahindra Scorpio Classic with 26-inch Alloys

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  • People have a tendency to get oversized custom alloy wheels to make their cars stand out in the crowd.
  • But there is no limit to how large the alloys can be.
  • This Mahindra Scorpio Classic with 26-inch alloys is a prime example of that.

Here is a special Mahindra Scorpio Classic with India’s first 26-inch alloys. Scorpio is an iconic name in the Indian automobile market for a long time now. Its rugged build, tough off-roading capabilities and practical cabin are some of the major reasons for its success. The aftermarket car modification houses are capable of making cars look

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Review: The Bentley Continental GT Speed, Luxury Made Right

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“Context,” it’s been said, “is everything.” Similarly, heavily curated experiences make me hyper aware when critiquing a car. Case in point: my first taste of the Bentley Continental GT Speed, which came at a press launch in sun-doused Sicily, where the air smells like limoncello and fairy tale coastlines are lapped by the warm Mediterranean. Focus grasshopper, and don’t let the Amaro sweeten your view of the quarter-million-dollar grand tourer.

Fast forward to a rainy December in Los Angeles, where I’ve been slated to spend some extended follow-up time in the GT on my own home turf. During the quiet

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10 Reasons Why The Kawasaki Versys 650 Is The Ultimate Middleweight Touring Bike

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The Kawasaki Versys 650 is one of the most versatile motorcycles on the market and is the ultimate middleweight tourer.

Action image of a Kawasaki Versys 650 being ridden by two riders.

The Kawasaki Versys is the ultimate do it all bike that can take you from the city streets to the mountain roads. It has a tall stance, giving you plenty of clearance for wherever you decide to ride. The suspension is the perfect setup for absorbing any bumps and dips along the way. Then there are those super bright LED lights and the adjustable windshield. So, swing

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Inside Patrick Mahomes’ ability to recover quickly: ‘He’s wired differently’

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When Patrick Mahomes was a junior quarterback at Texas Tech, he sprained the AC joint in his right (throwing) shoulder in a home game against Kansas. The injury came on a Thursday night in late September, in the fourth game of the season, on a 32-yard scramble that ended with Mahomes’ shoulder being slammed to the turf by a Kansas defensive end. It was severe enough that Mahomes left the game early.

His father, former MLB pitcher Pat Mahomes, publicly confirmed surgery wasn’t necessary, but the Texas Tech staff figured he’d miss at least a week, maybe more. When Texas

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