2008 yamaha yfz450 stroked to a 518 this bike has NOS, air shifter, billisten front and back bumpers, over oil tank, pro taper handle bars, great bike don't have time for it anymore the NOS and air shifter Is off the bike let me now for shipping details
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Renault Wind Roadster Gordini (2011) first official pics
Thu, 03 Feb 2011At the 2010 Geneva motor show Renault unveiled the Gordini versions of the Clio and the Twingo. So it should come as no surprise that one year on Renault’s planning to unveil the Wind Roadster Gordini at the 2011 Swiss show. But unlike previous Gordini models, there has been no go-faster Renaultsport version first.
New Hyundai Santa Fe goes butch with Andy Torbet
Fri, 15 Mar 2013Hyundai has roped in extreme adventurer and TV presenter Andy Torbet as a Hyundai Brand Ambassador to demonstrate the rugged side of the new Santa Fe. In fact, Hyundai has gone about as far from fluffy stuff as it can by getting extreme adventurer, and sometime TV presenter, Andy Torbet on board as a brand ambassador for Hyundai, and throwing him a new Santa Fe to tackle his rugged adventures. Andy is busy writing a book about extreme adventures in the UK and is travelling round the country to the UK’s most remote spots, so Hyundai found this a great opportunity to get him in the new Santa Fe as he tackles stuff like rock climbing and exploring flooded mines (and not doubt lots of other butchness too).
Need to report a POTHOLE? Government-backed App makes it easy
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