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Honda Atc250r 250r Front Fork Cap Billet Aluminum on 2040-parts.com

US $36.50
Location:

Olyphant, Pennsylvania, United States

Olyphant, Pennsylvania, United States
Condition:New Fits:ATV Part Brand:HONDA Placement on Vehicle:Front

Cnc machined from billet aluminum . Unlike the oem plastic caps that will Crack if tightened too much, these 6061-t6 aircraft grade aluminum caps will never crack. They add the final touch to that custom build! Comes in a set of 2 and as always fast and free shipping !

Electric Porsche Boxster being developed

Mon, 26 Jul 2010

Porsche are developing and electric Porsche Boxster It’s not exactly a surprise that Porsche has announced its intention to develop an electric roadster based on the Porsche Boxster, after all – as part of VW – they have access to an awful lot of technology and they’d be foolish to let car makers like Tesla or Fisker potentially steal some future Porsche glory. So starting early next year – as part of a programme Porsche call Modellregion Elektromobilität – three electric Boxsters will be out and about with their electric powertrains in the real world to give Porsche feedback. Porsche are making it absolutely clear that this rolling lab for an electric Boxster is entirely complimentary to – and in no way undermines – their hybrid programme, which includes the Panamera and Cayenne Hybrid and the Hybrid Hypercar that should soon become the production Porsche 918 Spyder.

Ford offers body shells for those who want to restore the classic '60s Bronco

Wed, 09 Jun 2010

One of the forerunners of the SUV craze, the classic 1960s Ford Bronco, is getting a new life. Ford will begin offering body shells for 1966-70 models later this fall, and they're aimed at enthusiasts who want to upgrade, soup up or improve their aging off-roaders. Look for the Bronco shell to make an appearance at SEMA this fall, perhaps with an EcoBoost engine underhood.

Show Review: Art Center Car Classic 2007

Fri, 10 Aug 2007

For those of you who haven't yet attended, Art Center's Car Classic is rapidly becoming the talk of the concours circuit. Held during the middle of the summer trimester at the main Hillside campus in Pasadena, it was started just three years ago and is gaining quite a following not only because of its intimate setting in which to admire the cars but also because attendees rub shoulder-to-shoulder with a variety of current and past industry designers and celebrities. To this fellow automotive enthusiast and Art Center alumnus at least, the Car Classic likens itself most to Lord March's Festival of Speed and Goodwood Revival in the UK.