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An Air Ride upgrade for your Harley-Davidson motorcycle can greatly increase riding comfort, but does the extra installation's benefit match its price?

Is Air Ride Suspension On A Harley-Davidson Worth It And How Much Does It Cost?

Owning a vintage or classic car can be a fulfilling and educational experience. Some people enjoy buying antique vehicles in immaculate condition to add to custom collections or to cruise to car shows on the weekend. Others are all about the transformative experience of restoring a classic car. But whether you purchase a fully-built and perfectly restored vintage vehicle or one that requires hundreds of hours of painstaking repair work to bring it back to life, one thing remains true: owning a classic or otherwise discontinued vehicle comes with its fair share of challenges. One of the most significant of those challenges comes in the form of parts. More specifically, the issue is that it's often incredibly difficult to locate and acquire replacement parts for vehicles that are no longer in production. In fact, failing to consider the availability of replacement parts and components is one of the top mistakes people make when buying a classic car.

6 Places You Can Find Discontinued Car Parts

These days, Harley-Davidson motorcycles are the most powerful they have ever been. With its current selection of models having a horsepower range of 87 HP to 150 HP, it is fair to assume that Harley has dispelled the notion that they are "too slow." But it hasn't always been this way. Throughout Harley-Davidson's 120+ years as a company, there have been many motorcycles that were not generating fairly low peak HP numbers. Some were fairly common Sportster models, while others were lesser-known collaborations with other manufacturers. Below is a list of some of the least powerful motorcycles in Harley-Davidson's entire history.

10 Least Powerful Harley-Davidson Motorcycles Ever

Since the widespread adoption of automatic transmissions, manuals have mostly been associated with performance cars. Slapping through the gears while winding out the engine is a thrilling experience, and nothing launches a 426 Street Hemi off the line like a four-speed. Now that trucks have become daily drivers and even luxury vehicles, they mostly have automatics, but manual transmissions used to be the standard in pickups.

The Only American-Built Pickup Truck With A Manual Transmission

A car is an intricate assembly of tens of thousands of parts, from tiny screws and washers to a sometimes massive engine block that can weigh well over 100 pounds. The failure of just one part like an ignition switch or coil wire can disable a car, and some vehicle components like engines and transmissions are made up of dozens or hundreds of even smaller parts. These intricate assemblies require a fascinating synchronicity of those parts to work correctly, as well as proper lubrication.

What Is A Transfer Case In A Vehicle And How Do They Work?

Knowing what the lights on your Nissan Rogue's dashboard mean can save you a lot of time and money. Here's what each of them is trying to tell you.

Here's What All The Warning Lights On Your Nissan Rogue's Dashboard Mean

Honda makes several side-by-sides for sport, recreation, and utility. We compare the differences between its Talon 1000XS and Pioneer 1000.

Honda Talon 1000XS Vs. Pioneer 1000: What's The Difference Between These Two Sport Side-By-Sides?

You don't have to be an automobile enthusiast or expert to appreciate the significance of the Chevrolet brand. Chevy was founded in 1911 by Belgian-born race driver Louis Chevrolet and William Durant, who had just been removed from his position as chairman of General Motors. The two men were familiar with each other from Chevrolet's time as a successful driver for Buick, the company Durant had managed in the century's early years. Chevy has produced more than 200 million vehicles since then, including the Suburban, which debuted in 1935 and has the longest uninterrupted production run of any vehicle in history.

5 Iconic Chevy Models From The 1980s

If you have never filled a butane torch lighter before, the process can be a little intimidating. Don't worry, SlashGear will walk you through how to do it.

How To Properly Fill A Butane Torch Lighter

If you have been shopping for cars, you may have been told about H4 and V6 engines, but what's the difference? Here's what you need to know.

H4 Vs. V6: What's The Difference Between These Engines?

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Hollywood child stardom has taken its toll on many actors through the decades. Lani O'Grady, for one, found fame in the 1970s on the TV family series, Eight is Enough. O'Grady followed in the footsteps of her brother, actor Don Grady, an original Mouseketeer and member of another popular TV family show: My Three Sons. Their mother, Mary B. Grady, was a talent agent who represented several child actors. But Lani, who would also eventually become an agent, died in 2001 just one week before what would have been her 47th birthday.

TV's 'Eight is Enough' Star Lani O'Grady Found Fame Early in Life but Died a Tragic Death

Legendary sports seat manufacturer Recaro has filed for bankruptcy. The company was acquired by a private equity firm in 2020 and its collapse puts 215 jobs at risk. The separate aircraft seat and gaming chair divisions are unaffected by the collapse of the automotive business. Whether it’s a hot production...

You Better Sit Down For This, Recaro Has Filed For Bankruptcy

Harley-Davidson has long been one of the most popular motorcycle brands. The company is known for building large cruisers for beginners and advanced riders, and the brand has developed an image of freedom and individuality through its many years of production. However, for all of the things we love about Harley-Davidson bikes, there are also a few things that aren't so great. One of the biggest issues that owners have with some Harley motorcycles is their uncomfortable rear suspension, especially on long rides. Fortunately, there are some ways to fix that problem.

The 4 Most Comfortable Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Seats That Riders Swear By

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It's selling with No Reserve. A meticulously refurbished and modified 1974 Ford Bronco is making waves on Bring A Trailer, offered at no reserve. This classic SUV, powered by a modern 5.0-liter Coyote V8 engine mated to a six-speed automatic transmission and a dual-range Dana 20 transfer case, blends vintage charm with contemporary performance. Completed in 2022, the extensive restoration and customization project has transformed this Bronco into a standout vehicle.

Coyote-Powered 1974 Ford Bronco Now Up for Auction on Bring A Trailer

Bucking the trend of keeping classic cars original, this 1969 Cadillac Coupe DeVille throws subtlety out the window with its vibrant yellow paint job and a long list of modifications. West Coast Customs, known for their striking transformations, took this first-generation DeVille under their wing and turned it into a...

West Coast Customs’ Masterpiece: A Modernized 1969 Cadillac Coupe DeVille Blending Classic Elegance with Contemporary Flair

While its namesake might not be immediately familiar to average folks, the USS Carl Vinson's name is steeped in the wartime history of the U.S. Navy.

All About The USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70) Aircraft Carrier And Where Its Homeport Is

You may have driven a Honda CR-V for decades at this point without knowing what those three little letters mean. Here's what CR-V stands for.

What Does CR-V Mean For Honda Cars?

It looks like Ford dealers may be switching to two wheels for some sales. As Ford downshifts its electric vehicle production due to subdued demand, it's introduced two electric bicycles inspired by the Mustang and the Bronco, both of which it launched in the 1960s. In a partnership with e-bike...

Ford Gets Into the Bike Business

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Among government service vehicles, there is none more legendary than the presidential limousine tasked with chauffeuring the president, known as The Beast. Built by General Motors to protect the commander-in-chief from any sort of attack, The Beast is rarely ever shown to the public outside of normal transportation duties. Jay Leno managed to convince the Secret Service to bring the car to his garage, giving us an unprecedented look at the impressive engineering and sheer mass of this very special limo.

What Is A Harley-Davidson Stage 4 Upgrade And How Much Does It Cost?

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