Monthly Archives: September 2015

NoviStretch Presents MY RIDE! A 2011 Sedona Orange Harley-Davidson Street Glide

It's easy to appreciate a clean Street Glide, as I'm sure everyone can agree. After all, they are wonderful bikes that have a tendency to grow on everyone, including those who might criticize them.

MB Quart Makes Premium Polaris Sound

It’s a simple fact of life- we humans like our beats. Whether cruising in the car, lounging on the beach or threading the ol needle between a cliff and clump of trees in our side-by-sides. Only unlike the auto audio industry, the ATV/UTV speaker game is still in its infancy. That’s why when we discover [...] More »

CarThrottle’s 10 Loves of Petrolheads (Plus 5 More for AMG)

Along with CarThrottle's entertaining video about petrolhead peculiarities, here's our bonus list of things that AMG drivers love that "normals" and non-AMG drivers hate.

‘Old hands’ and ‘young guns’ in Audi Sport TT Cup

Second half of the season in Audi one-make cup starts at Oschersleben Frank Biela, Uwe Alzen and Harald Grohs to run as guest entrants Project Leader Rolf Michl: “Made intensive use of summer break” The Audi Sport TT Cup is starting the second half of its inaugural season. At Oschersleben, the permanent entries will be [...] More »

Product Review: HMF Swamp Series Exhaust

If anyone out there needs further proof that we as riders have more options today than any time in human history need only check out the Swamp Series exhaust from HMF to be silenced. Okay, sorry. Bad pun. Anyway, it really is true: Aftermarket exhausts have been around from the beginning but the concept of [...] More »

The Ford Mustang’s Steering Wheel is Just One Sign of How the Car Has Grown More Sophisticated

As good as the Ford Mustang looks on the outside, its interior is where you're going to spend most of your time with the car - and you'll be using the steering wheel the entire time you're driving.

The Rhino GX from US Specialty Vehicles is a Ford Super Duty on Steroids

It's hard to imagine how one of Ford's Super Duty rigs can look even more macho, but it's not impossible. US Specialty Vehicles was able to do it.