• MSF's Dr. Ochs is VP of Training Systems
  Motorcycle Safety Foundation promotes Dr. Ray Ochs to Vice President of Training Systems. Ochs is lauded for leadership and ingenuity in motorcycle safety training.
  
• SSB/Custom Showdown Offers GP Tickets
  Yamaha is very pleased to announce a fantastic opportunity for Yamaha sport bike owners to receive free pairs of tickets.
  
• Tire Temps Slow Stoner at Le Mans
  Stoner dropped a bombshell on the MotoGP paddock with news of his retirement, but the weather surprised the Aussie and his Repsol Honda setup at Le Mans.
  
• Pair of Crashes Spoil Tech 3 Home GP
  A pair of crashes spoiled potential podium runs by the Tech 3 Yamaha team at its home Grand Prix with Cal Crutchlow and Andrea Dovizioso still able to score top 10 results.
  
• Le Mans Insider: Stoner Shocks Paddock
  Our MotoGP Insider reports on the stunning news conference that announced Casey Stoner’s planned retirement from racing – and the subsequent reaction in the MotoGP paddock.
  
• Rossi’ MotoGP Plans & Le Mans Podium
  The rain at Le Mans allowed Valentino Rossi to mark his best-ever result with Ducati, The Doctor also alleviating worries of his early departure from MotoGP by committing to race through the 2014 season.
  
• Peirspeed to Distribute Vectrix in US
  VECTRIX signs U.S. Distributor Agreement with GA-based Peirspeed.
  
• Casey Stoner - A Personal Appreciation
  Casey Stoner’s retirement announcement shocked the MotoGP world, including our man Melling – who examines the Australian’s decision with his Single Track Mind.
  
• Win Point Leader Blake Young's Tire Warmers
  Celebrate Blake Young’s taking the points lead by winning his Tire Warmers!!
  
• AMA Vintage Days Honors Craig Vetter
  Craig Vetter to be honored as Grand Marshal at the AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days.
  

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• RV Travel Newsletter: Issue 523
  It's Saturday. Again! But that's excellent news, as always, because it means another information packed edition of the RVtravel.com newsletter.
  
  
• 2012 RV shows in the USA and Canada
  It's always fun to attend an RV show. Here's a directory of where to find them.
  
• RV Travel Newsletter: Issue 522
  Oh, happy day! It's Saturday, and that means a day off work for most of us, but far more important it means another issue of the fabulous, info- and entertainment-packed RVtravel.com newsletter.
  
  
• RV Doctor Newsletter #5
  Gary Bunzer, the RV Doctor, is back with another edition of his RV Doctor Newsletter.
  
  
• RV Travel Newsletter: Issue 521
  It's Saturday. Another RVtravel.com newsletter. Life is good.
  
  
  
  
• Keep your RV water supply fresh and clean
  One thing that every RVer shares is the need for fresh water. Our kitchens and bathrooms, regardless of size and amenities, depend on it. Keeping our RVs supplied with clean, fresh tasting water involves more than just hooking up a garden hose to a faucet. The following tips will help ensure that your water supply is clean and healthy.
  
• Great RV Accessories Newsletter: Issue 7
  There are many gizmos and gadgets for RVers. Once a month, we profile a few of them. Here's this month's offering. . .
  
  
• RV Travel Newsletter: Issue 520
  It's Saturday. That's good! A day off and time for another exciting, information-packed edition of the fabulous RVtravel.com newsletter.
  
  
• RV Travel Newsletter: Issue 519
  It's Saturday. That's good. It means another issue of the RVtravel.com newsletter.
  
  
• RV Travel Newsletter: Issue 518
  It's Saturday. Again! But good news -- that means another RVtravel.com newsletter. So all is well. . .
  
  
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Acessorize Your Car

• 5 Temporary Auto Repairs You Can Perform In Minutes
  5 Temporary Auto Repairs You Can Perform In Minutes High-mileage vehicles are prone to minor problems. For example, a hose may spring a leak, the brakes may misbehave, or the battery may die. If you’re at home or near a repair garage when these things occur, getting them fixed is simple (if inconvenient). But when [...]
  
• Choosing Between Used And OEM Auto Parts
  Choosing Between Used And OEM Auto Parts When car parts fail or wear down, they obviously need to be replaced. Some components, such as alternators, must be replaced immediately to keep your vehicle on the road. On the other hand, buying replacements tires and brake pads can be postponed, even if doing so is a [...]
  
• Five Minute Guide To Checking Your Car’s Brake Pads
  Five-Minute Guide To Checking Your Car’s Brake Pads There are a few signs that indicate your brake pads may need to be replaced. First, you might see the amount of brake dust on your wheels declining. This dust is normally produced when the pads makes contact with the rotors as you apply your brakes. It [...]
  
• Understanding Why Your Intake And Exhaust Valves Fail
  Understanding Why Your Intake And Exhaust Valves Fail Each cylinder in your engine is equipped with an intake valve (IV) and exhaust valve (EV). The former opens to allow fuel into the chamber, and closes to prevent compression leaks. The latter remains closed until ignition of the air-fuel mixture results in exhaust gases that must [...]
  
• A Quick Course On Your Vehicle's Cooling System
  A Quick Course On Your Vehicle’s Cooling System When you lift the hood of your car and examine the engine, the assembly appears sturdy. It looks solid and able to withstand plenty of punishment during operation. While it can operate under load and endure a degree of stress, the engine is very susceptible to heat. [...]
  
• Car Batteries Revisited
  Car Batteries Revisited Long-time readers of my columns will know that we’ve discussed car batteries before. But, there are a lot of people who are still uncertain regarding what this specific part does and why it can die seemingly unpredictably. In this article, I’ll explain how they perform their job, the factors that can cause [...]
  
• Turn Signals: Your Car's Overlooked Alert System
  Turn Signals: Your Car’s Overlooked Alert System Turn signals are an integral component of any automobile, able to alert other drivers of your intent and ultimately prevent collisions, injuries, and fatalities. However, these devices are sorely unappreciated and what may seem like a simple lever which activates a flashing light is actually a complicated mechanism. [...]
  
• Your Car's Distributor: What It Does And How It Works
  Your Car’s Distributor: What It Does And How It Works Your engine’s combustion process relies upon a spark plug that sits atop each cylinder’s combustion chamber. It generates a spark which causes the compressed air-fuel mix within the chamber to ignite. The voltage behind that spark is pulled from your battery and gathered by your [...]
  
• How Do Anti-Lock Brakes Work?
  How Do Anti-Lock Brakes Work? In the past, millions of traffic accidents occurred partly due to drivers’ inability to stop their cars before colliding. The reason this happened was because people would slam their brake pedal down, causing their wheels to lock up. This would, in turn, cause them to lose steering control. Even in [...]
  
• Common Auto Repair Mistakes Made By Mechanics
  When something goes wrong with your car, you take it to a mechanic to have the problem fixed. Whether he works at a local repair garage or dealership, you trust that he’ll have the experience and skill needed to resolve the issue. Sometimes, mistakes are made. Parts are installed poorly, wrong fluids are used, and [...]