Other for Sale
- Yamaha suzuki honda kawasaki handle grip 7/8" red set(US $13.99)
- Honda cb550f cb750f 1975-1976 front & rear spoke set 80 pcs. japan(US $73.99)
- Honda cb125 cb125 k3 cb175 exhaust & pipe set (US $79.99)
- Suzuki a100 ts100 ts125 ts185 ts250 ts400 fuel tap (US $14.00)
- Yamaha dt100 dt125 xt400 xt500 xt600 dt200 dt250 hand guards l&r oem "yellow"(US $29.99)
- Honda cb77 ca77 cb72 ca72 cb350 cb250 rear brake stop switch "genuine" japan(US $49.99)
Honda HR-V small SUV debut at Paris Motor Show
Thu, 11 Sep 2014The Honda HR-V small SUV (pictured) debuts at Paris 2014 If the Honda HR-V name sounds familiar, that’s because Honda has already made an HR-V – a small supermini SUV – which arrived in 1999- but disappeared a few years later before the world fell in love with small, funky SUVs like the Nissan Juke and MINI Countryman. So having been in the small SUV market ahead of the curve – and dropping out again before the market took off – Honda has decided it’s time to bag a share of the seemingly ever-growing small SUV market – a market worth getting on for 100,000 sales a year in the UK – which means only one thing – an all new Honda HR-V. Due to be revealed at the Paris Motor Show next month, Honda are billing the HR-V as a concept, but as far as we can see it’s pretty much production ready, and will arrive in Honda’s UK showrooms in summer 2015.
Video: Toyota teases Furia concept
Fri, 21 Dec 2012Toyota has released a teaser a teaser video to promote its new Furia concept, set to be unveiled at the 2013 North American International Auto Show in Detroit next month. From what we can tell, the orange sedan concept features some carbon fiber accents – check out the rear lip spoiler – and there appears to be the standard next-generation lights we see on every concept. The world debut of the Furia Concept will be broadcast live online via Livestream on 14 January.
Parents 'taxi drivers' for their children
Tue, 03 Jun 2014PARENTS spend around six months of their lives playing taxi driver for their children, a poll has found. A new survey claims that the average mum and dad clocks up around 30 miles a week ferrying their youngster to school, to clubs and to see friends, spending around three-and-a-half hours in the car. It means that the average parent racks up around 26,741 miles driving their child around between the ages of three and 20, and spends around 3,147 hours behind the wheel, according to Goodyear, which commissioned the poll.