Regulation Regulator

After living with a glowing alternator light for some time, I finally got around to ordering the OEM voltage regulator for the car. A while […]

The Porsche Parts Palace

Porsche North America decided that it needed to add a distribution center in the northeast to complement Atlanta GA, and Ontario CA. Citing good access […]

You may be seated

The R50 is the perfect mount for a slow Sunday ride through the countryside. Mine arrived without the ability to cary a passenger. After rummaging […]

Carlisle is for Crazies

The Carlisle Import and Kit Replicar Show is for certified automotive crazies, and you can count me among them. If you have stuffed a big […]

The Oil Pool

Dave squatted to look at the small pool of oil left by the old car he had just backed out of the garage. It was […]

Protect Your Tail

On the R50, your tail light sticks out the rear of the bike and invites two kinds of damage: (a) You back up into something, […]

Grappling with Grommets

This clearly goes down in the cheap fix category. The fairing was rattling a bit around the turn signals and it was a perfect application […]

Picking Up the Pace

The strong march toward readiness for travel continues with the sorting of the rear tail light clusters. Somehow, I have three sets of these is […]

The Illusion of Speed

Racing school instructors all roll out the old adage that fast is slow. Famous racing drivers talk about being in the zone where speed turns […]

Ten Dollar Disablers

How many items on your vintage car or bike cost less than $10, but could leave you stranded someplace? It turns out that there are […]

A Matter of Mufflers

While there is no doubt that the almost straight pipe mufflers on the bike made more sound than the sewing machine noises of the stock […]

Record Wreckers

They say that records are made to be broken. Well someone (Todd Trumbore) decided that the record for the most BMW motorcycles on a ride […]