Jet Skis and Wave Runners.
Some people still ask what the difference is between a jet ski and a wave runner. Most people know that the jet ski came first. Is the wave runner just some cheap copy or knock off trying to muscle in on the market? Not hardly: To personal watercraft enthusiasts, there is a world of difference. Like any competition between classes of vehicles, you have connoisseurs who know all the complex nuances. Some people th
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Victory Motorcycle Tops In Customer Satisfaction
A recent customer satisfaction survey put Victory Motorcycles on top at 80% of customer saying that they would purchase again and recommend to a friend. This is an impressive statistic for a motorcycle maker who is still viewed as a relative newcomer to the market. Most manufacturers have a breaking in period, where they face challenges in overcoming initial design flaws and small mistakes. Avoiding these is a real tribute to the dedication
- Apr 12th 2015
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RV Means More Than Recreational Vehicle
Most people typically think of motor homes when they imagine recreational vehicles. For the most part, this is a true assumption. With a few different classes of motor homes, and so many on the road, these rolling vacations make up the majority of recreational vehicles. Finding the one the right size with the desired features is a matter of shopping around.
Driving down the interstate, you are bound to see a
James Bond Selling His Snowmobile
James Bond is selling his snowmobile: Not really; but if he were, he would probably do it online at a reputable site such as MotorsHiFi.com. Often featured in movies, snowmobiles are exotic vehicles of glamour and intrigue. But snowmobiles are actually very practical vehicles also, with specific purposes and applications that other vehicles simply cannot match. We always see snowmobiles in the spy chases on the big screen,
- Apr 12th 2015
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Stuck with a Little Truck
When most people think about commercial trucks, they imagine the big rigs and 18-wheel semis out on the freeway. They represent one aspect of commercial trucking; however, the vast majority of commercial trucks come in a smaller, more common variety. The average Joe who runs his independent business is much different from the long haul contractor out on the highway with his CB. Most small businesses do the majority of their driving and delivery i
- Apr 12th 2015
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