Wheels, Tires for Sale
- 2001 suzuki rm250 rear wheel & tire takasago rim (b) 01 rm 250(US $189.99)
- 2001 suzuki rm250 rear wheel axle spacers & blocks (b) 01 rm 250(US $24.99)
- Maxxis m 7304 maxxcross it front tire 2.50-12(US $28.70)
- Oem 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 suzuki rm125 rm250 complete front wheel assembly(US $99.99)
- Santee 650001 13 inch axle universal motorcycle chopper wide tire castle nut kit(US $41.95)
- Cobra hub cover chrome fits honda shadow 750 ace vt 1100 1998-2003(US $49.50)
McLaren P1 explained by Anthony Sheriff (video): Paris 2012
Fri, 28 Sep 2012McLaren Managing Director, Anthony Sheriff, explains exactly what the new McLaren P1 Supercar will offer its customers. But the concept P1 does show exactly where McLaren are heading with the spiritual successor to the McLaren F1 road car of the 1990s, and it does look 95 per cent like the production car. We covered what detail we have on the new P1 extensively yesterday when McLaren officially unveiled the P1 in Paris – from its construction to its downforce and active aero – but it’s interesting to get a McLaren view on their new baby, which we have from McLaren’s MD Anthony Sheriff.
From Hooniverse: Spintires is a Soviet trucker video game
Thu, 13 Jun 2013If you’ve ever spent an entire workday watching YouTube clips of Soviet-era logging trucks traversing the wilds of Siberia (who hasn’t?), then you’ve no doubt spent even more time cruising Russian classifieds for vehicles with three-letter names ending in AZ. Now, you may not have to import an eight-wheeled Russian monster truck to get an idea of what it might be like to run roughshod over some pristine forest. As our friends at Hooniverse report -- in great detail -- there’s a Kickstarter on and it’s aimed at bringing Spintires into reality.
McLaren F1 – the California Burn-Up!
Tue, 02 Jun 2009Brings a tear to the eye - a burnt-out McLaren F1 The McLaren F1 is certainly a car designed to burn up the road. But for one poor owner that became a literal nightmare as his £1.75 million McLaren F1 burnt out on a drive to the airport in Rincon Valley, California. McLaren owner Irv Kessler hadn’t used the F1 for 6 months, but he probably wishes he hadn’t yesterday either.