Baby Back Rack Attack
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Posted October 2 2009 10:41 AM by Tim.Carrithers
If you live anywhere near Asheville, North Carolina and have any inclination toward barbeque, 12 Bones Smokehouse is already on speed-dial: 828.253.4499. Even if you’re a few states away, this one is worth burning a few...
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Non-dualistic physics and the long high-desert weekend
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Posted September 4 2009 12:17 PM by Tim.Carrithers
It’s 102 degrees in the high desert. The Station Fire has burned it’s way through 148,258 acres and it’s only 42% contained. Various logistical wrinkles are threatening to derail my cover story, I have a Category One sinus...
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The Pocket Rocket Lives
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Posted September 1 2009 11:29 AM by Tim.Carrithers
Awaken a 34-year-old Yamaha RD350 after nearly a decade of suspended animation; I’ve learned a few things. First, some parts are in better shape than I thought they’d be. Others weren’t so good. All things considered,...
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Catching up with life and Lyle P.
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Posted August 11 2009 08:09 AM by Tim.Carrithers
Rolled west to Santa Barbara to catch up with my friend Lyle P. Lovett at the Santa Barbara Bowl over the weekend. Nice venue. The $8,000,00 stage roof that went up in `07 is nice. Too posh, but nice. No more worrying...
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Accepting the inevitable
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Posted August 5 2009 09:22 AM by Tim.Carrithers
After 6000 miles on BMW’s 800GS, I’ve come to at least one immutable conclusion. It can be either an astonishingly capable broadband street bike, or a reasonable capable mid-side adventurer, but not both. As delivered,...
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Filed under: Staff News, BMW , BMW
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How I learned to stop worrying and love the TKC80s
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Posted June 26 2009 01:10 PM by Tim.Carrithers
Actual off-road rubber solved one problem on my long-term F800GS and dumped another one squarely in my lap. Retiring the stock Bridgestone Battle Wings in favor of Continental’s more trustworthy TKC80 nearly...
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Results of the first-ever green GP
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Posted June 14 2009 07:01 AM by Aaron Frank
The world’s first zero-emissions road race, the TTXGP, started with a whirr at this year’s Isle of Man TT. “That sounds like a VCR rewinding,” another journalist next to me stated, as the first electric superbike...
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First TTXGP Qualifying Session on the Books
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Posted June 10 2009 04:44 PM by Aaron Frank
The TTXGP electric race bikes took the to Isle of Man’s famed Mountain Course for the first time ever on Wednesday, and we know this much for sure—there will be a race come Friday.
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Attending the emissions-free TTXGP
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Posted June 8 2009 07:38 AM by Aaron Frank
I just finished arranging a very last-minute trip to this year’s Isle of Man TT. A loaner Triumph Daytona 675 has been arranged, flights and ferries have been booked, and I’m pretty sure I landed the last available hotel...
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Irreconcilable Differences
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Posted June 3 2009 01:02 PM by Tim.Carrithers
I have tasted the Milwaukee Kool-Aid and it is good. I keep a couple of reminders right here on my desk. This ancient Bosch magneto is all that’s left of my Dad’s first Harley. And like the man long gone, it’s still...
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A 72cc solution for the spiral-fracture blues
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Posted April 6 2009 12:29 PM by Tim.Carrithers
It was a bad break: your basic spiral fracture of the left lateral malleolus – that’s hammer in Latin – otherwise known as the end of the fibula. I know. People have slipped on an icy patch of sidewalk and ended up with...
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Filed under: Staff News, Honda
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Sport Riding in the Snow
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Posted January 11 2007 11:39 AM by angie_loy
... roads iced over or crusted in salt, and an average temperature hovering around 20.7 degrees F
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Aaron Frank - Editor-at-Large - Motorcyclist Magazine
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Posted January 8 2007 11:53 AM by angie_loy
Motorcyclist magazine would like to welcome and introduce you to the newest edition of our staff, Aaron Frank, Editor-at-Large.
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Dodge Dakota Research
Finding a fuel efficient automobile today is easier than ever. Check out the Dodge Dakota buyer's guide providing information on car specs, reviews and fuel economy. The Dakota gets 9 mpg in the city and 12 on the highway, and comes with a standard Automatic transmission, and 4WD drivetrain. You also might want to research the Ford F150 and the Ford Flex.
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