Showing posts with label Cycle Gear. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cycle Gear. Show all posts

Monday, May 05, 2008

MicroTrak GPS tracks your bike even when you are not there

The Tracking Corporation will display a new motorcycle GPS unit at the Myrtle Beach Bike Week held May 9-18th in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

According to The Tracking Corporation...

Commenting on the show, Jerry Grisaffi, Chief Executive Officer of the Tracking Corporation said: "The demand for an affordable and effective motorcycle GPS unit is considerable. This unit will offer safety and security features unique and unmatched in this market. Our anticipation builds as we look forward to showcasing what this unit will do for motorcycle enthusiasts at the Myrtle Beach show. We invite all our shareholders to come see us in Myrtle Beach."

While standard GPS devices track where your bike is, the MicroTrack GPS tracks where your bike is going and if you (and only you) are on it.

If someone sits on your parked bike while you are elsewhere, or if your bike starts moving without you on it, your cell phone will receive a text message.

The system also tracks your bike as you drive it. If you are in an accident, the system detects your bike stopping and calls for help and the MicroTrack GPS call center.

The system tracks your bike in real time on the web, ideal for driving directions or just checking to see where you are.

Source: The Tracking Corporation

Monday, January 28, 2008

Wheelie machine gives riders a lift

Popping a wheelie on a motorcycle can be risky, especially for novice or foohardy riders. If you want to pop a wheelie without risking your health or your bike, you can take a ride a wheelie machine.

The Helmet Hair Blog features video of this machine, made by Xtreme Wheelie Ride Corp.

You can even buy your own wheelie machine for days when you can't ride.

Source: Helmet Hair Blog

Friday, August 31, 2007

Motorcycle Lamps by Lamponi's Lamps

Lamponi's Lamps features a line of desklamps that use real motorcycle parts. Stuck behind your desk doing paperwork? You can still have a part of the open road with you when you can't ride.

The lamps are designed by Maurizio Lamponi Leopardi, a Milan born designer who studied Mechanical Engineering and worked in the fields of artistic foundry, graphic arts, and photography.

Source: Bikes in the Fast Lane


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Thursday, August 30, 2007

Getting ready for a motorcycle camping trip

While some travelers prefer to go camping in luxury RVs, some use only their motorcycle to take a trip to the great outdoors.

How do you pack up a motorcycle for a camping trip? You can outfit your Motorcycles with a variety of accessories to carry cargo and gear, but you have to choose what you pack carefully.

The Motorcycle Blog by Silverwinger offers one biker's experience with packing his bike for a camping trip. Silverwinger uses a tank bag and saddlebags to carry his stuff, along with carefully placed bungee cords.

Monday, July 09, 2007

A new electric powered motorcycle

Slashgear.com features a story on the Entertia, an all-electric motorcycle.

According to the Slashgear...

Coming straight from the folks who brought you the Ariel Atom 2 is their latest addition to the product line, the Enertia. This motorcycle is all electric, has a top speed of 50MPH, a max range of 45 miles @ 25mph and weighs a mere 275 pounds.









You can read more on the Enertia Press Site.