F1 training can involve navigating virtual circuits, completing computer-based concentration tests and studying how drivers process information at high speed. It might sound a little like an elaborate arcade game, but these exercises are part of a much bigger effort to prepare the person behind the steering wheel.
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Electric motorcycleshave spent the better part of two decades convincing us that transmissions are unnecessary. Instant torque, fewer moving parts, no clutch to worry about, and no gears to fumble through at a stoplight. Sounds pretty great, right? Well, apparently that wasn’t good enough, because some very clever engineers have decided that what electric motorcycles…
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Grainger’s rare bolt-on adds frictionless inventory technology to its High-Touch business, extending the distributor’s digital strategy deeper into customers’ MRO operations. We cover the details and context here.
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Kymco has unveiled the new Agility 125 NX, the fourth generation of one of the brand’s most successful scooters, with over 200,000 units sold over the past two decades. The new urban scooter retains the practicality that made the Agility family so popular, while offering a sharper design, better technology and a more efficient engine.
There was a time when Japanese manufacturers wrote the rule book for motorcycles. He figured out how to build machines that were fast, reliable, easy to use, and strong enough to get six-digit odometer readings without any tantrums. Then Europe came up with a different idea. Maintain performance, but pile on the electronics. Suddenly, motorcycles