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MANCHESTER, UNITED KINGDOM, Nov 1, 2009 (Marketwire via COMTEX) -- Hollywood A-lister Brad Pitt has escaped with just his ego bruised after being involved in a minor accident on his motorbike. The star of Inglorious and The...
Submitted by admin on 11/2/2009 @ 4:04 AM Companies mentioned in this article: Cie Studios LONG BEACH, Calif. -- Giving advertisers a highly targeted way to reach enthusiasts of the iPhone, video games, ATVs, motorcycles,...
Bajaj Auto, the country’s second largest motorcycle manufacturer, has quietly discontinued two of its flagship products in the past three months to make way for more expensive models. The Pune-based company has discontinued the...
Posted Saturday, Oct. 31, 2009 When federal agents arrived, the scooter was still covered in plastic. Instead, the little red scooter was delivered to an unsuspecting patient who didn’t need it, through the work of a North...
Michael Knaak is the guy who made Ducati motorcycles faster. Ten years ago he led a research partnership that came up with the Shell Advance racing lubricant for Italy's Ducati Corse teams as they roared into the MotoGP and...
StreetGlow, Inc., the industry leader in performance and specialty lighting products, is proud to add several exciting aftermarket products and programs to its SEMA line-up: XtraSlim™ Edge Light LED Strips, XtraSlim™ Flexible...
Mumbai, Oct 31 : Ducati Motor Holding, the world's leading producer of racing inspired motorcycles, today announced the opening of its first showroom in the Indian market in partnership with Precision Motor India Private...
Last week, molecular biologists Carol Greider and Elizabeth Blackburn became the first two women to share the Nobel Prize in Medicine. Greider also joined Pierre Curie and Archer Martin among the handful of individuals with...
Riding a motorcycle to every state capital in America seems unfathomable for most, especially in a period of just three years. But for Lawrence resident Harry Herington - who is the chief executive officer of a...
Hog, as in the firm's legendary, heavy motorcycles. Drawing on the academic discipline he learned as a professor at Yale, Bleustein knew solving Harley's quality control problems would require a thorough look at the big picture...
