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Weed Eater GHT225 22-Inch 25cc 2-Cycle Gas-Powered Hedge Trimmer List Price: $149.99 Sale Price: $148.97  |
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The Weed Eater 25 cc gas hedge trimmer features a 22-inch stainless steel cutting blade that gives you a conveniently wide cutting width for reaching across large hedges and the strength to cut through branches up to 3/8-inch in diameter. This hedge trimmer's all-position carburetor allows you to operate this machine vertically, horizontally, and even upside down; the comfort-touch, anti-vibration handle reduces vibration and user fatigue. |
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Formula Lever FCS Adjustment Bolt Kit Fits Oro Puro, Bianco, K24 List Price: $22.00 Sale Price: $15.75 |
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Parts and kits for Formula hydraulic brake levers.Does not work with 2009 Version of ORO K24 |
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Samsung AT&T INFUSE 4G SGH-i997 Vehicle Mount (ECS-V1B7BEGSTA) - Retail Packaging - Black List Price: $49.99 Sale Price: $27.77 |
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The Samsung INFUSE 4G vehicle navigation mount is designed specifically for the Samsung INFUSE 4G and holds your phone securely while you travel. Simply attach it to your windshield or dashboard and adjust the multi-angle neck for perfect viewing. When docked, your handset automatically switches to vehicle mode, ideal for navigation. But GPS capabilities are just the beginning with the endless Android apps available for your handset. It's truly brilliance on the go. |
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Genuine Innovations Torx Stack 2 Mini Tool List Price: $19.99 Sale Price: $15.59 |
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TOOL MULTI INO MINI FLATSTACK II 6-TOOL |
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Genuine Innovations Flat Stack 2 Mini Tool List Price: $19.99 Sale Price: $16.04 |
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Super light weight tool comes essential tools and super slim design. |
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Razor 360 Flash Rider List Price: $129.99 Sale Price: $92.88 |
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Razor has a thing for reinvention, and the Razor FlashRider 360 does it again. Yet another improvement on the classic three-wheeler of the 1970's, the FlashRider 360 turns and drifts on dual inclined caster wheels while adding a spark. Now your little one can spin and spark up the neighborhood with the Razor FlashRider 360. 3-piece crank Hi-impact front wheel with flat-free tire Welded steel frame & fork Double crown fork design Rugged, long-lasting all steel frame Ages - 6+ Product Weight - 20 lbs Weight Limit - 160lbs. Assembly required Razor 6-month Warranty |
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Mirrycle Road STI Bicycle Mirror List Price: $20.00 Sale Price: $12.40 |
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This clever mirror attaches to the top of the shifter between lever body and brake hood.Attaches to the top of the shifter between lever body and brake hoodFits the following models:ST3304,ST3309,ST3400,ST4400, ST4500,ST5510,ST5600,ST6510,ST6600, ST6600-G,ST6603,ST6603-G,ST7700-C, ST7703,ST7801,ST7803,ST-R500,ST-R600, ST-R700added set screw strengthens the attachment of the mirror base and the brake lever clipSmall parts are made of a heavier-duty plastic compoundAdded set screw strengthens the attachment of the mirror base and the brake lever clipSmall parts are made of a heavier-duty plastic compoundFits the following models:ST3304,ST3309,ST3400,ST4400, ST4500,ST5510,ST5600,ST6510,ST6600, ST6600-G,ST6603,ST6603-G,ST7700-C, ST7703,ST7801,ST7803,ST-R500,ST-R600, ST-R700 Developed exclusively to fit Shimano STI shifter/brake levers, the Mirrycle Road STI bicycle mirror makes it easy to tell when a car is pulling up from the rear. The mirror is easy to mount: just pull the rubber hood off the Shimano STI lever clip, slip the mirror base over the top, and then replace the hood. Once mounted, the mirror is located in the best possible position for watching the road behind. Just a flick of your eyes allows for a quick view of approaching cars or other cyclists. Best of all, the mirror doesn't get in the way of the STI levers, so you can shift and stop safely at all times. The Mirrycle road mirror--which attaches to either the left or right side lever--comes with all the necessary tools and is engineered to fit almost any STI lever.The Road Mirror will NOT fit on most Shimano STI levers installed on bikes after Spring 2010. |
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LEGO Ninjago Skull Motorbike 2259 List Price: $14.99 Sale Price: $28.95 |
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Battle Chopov to retrieve the nunchucks of lightening!/Chopov is escaping on his Skull Motorbike with the nunchucks of lightening and Sensei Wu has sent Jay to stop him. Can he use his newfound skills to avoid the Skull Motorbikes Ninja swat defense and retrieve the nunchucks Set features 2 minifigures, 3 weapons and Skull Motorbike with realistic details. * Includes 2 minifigures Jay and Chopov * Features Skull Motorbike, nunchucks of lightening, black sword and bone axe * Shoot flames from the Skull Motorbikes tailpipes! * Battle for the nunchucks of lightening! * Skull Motorbike features cool details and chain link elements! * Skull Motorbike is over 11 (28cm) long Battle for weapons and glory with the LEGO Ninjago Skull Motorbike. Chopov is escaping with the Nunchucks of Lightning on his motorbike--but Jay is right behind him! Ninjas 7 through 14 can launch good against evil as they help Zane use his Spinjitzu skills to avoid the bike's deadly flames and retrieve the Nunchucks. Will Chopov speed away with the victory, or can Zane use his lightning abilities to strike fear into the heart of evil? Skull MotorbikeAt a Glance: Item #: 2259 Age: 7 to 14 years Pieces: 157 Jay Ninja of Lightening Weapon of Choice: Nunchucks Element of Color: Blue Strength: Speed Chopov Skeleton of Earth Weapon of Choice: Machete Element of Color: Black Strength: Defense Motorbike flings your enemy using itsninja swat attack. View larger. Features Jay and Chopov minifigures.View larger. LEGO Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu Four brave ninjas stand against the evil Lord Garmadon and his Skeleton Army--but those skeletons don't stand a chance. Trained in the ancient martial art of Spinjitzu, Kai, Jay, Cole, and Zane must find the fabled golden weapons of Ninjago before Garmadon and his soldiers. Fight their enemies, travel through different worlds, and use the power of Spinjitzu to help our heroes battle against the forces of evil. Includes the Golden Nunchucks of Lightning. View larger. Battle Chopov for the Nunchucks of Lightning LEGO Ninjago Skull Motorbike lets you test your Spinjitzu skills on the road. Chopov, Skeleton of Earth, is driving back to the Underworld with the Nunchucks of Lightning--but Zane, Master of Lightning, won't let him get far. Arm Zane with his black sword and help him in his battle against Chopov as he tries to dodge the motorbike's flames and unseat the dangerous skeleton. Launch the Motorbike's Swat Attack At over 11 inches long, the Skull Motorbike is every bit as deadly as its namesake. With flames blazing from the motorbike's tailpipes, you can make your escape or activate the bike's ninja swat attack and launch your opponent back to the Underworld. Whether you fight on the side of good or evil, the Skull Motorbike is an asset to any ninja. What's in the Box LEGO Ninjago Skull Motorbike set with 2 minifigures (Zane and Chopov), 3 weapons, and Skull Motorbike. Skull Motorbike Ice Dragon Attack Turbo Shredder Spinjitzu Dojo Garmadon's Dark Fortress |
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Shubandit Shifter Skinz Skin Shoe Boot Cover Gear Shifter Scuff Mark Protector Motorcycle Protectors Gear Apparel Parts Accessories List Price: $17.95 Sale Price: $12.95 |
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tracking numbers from Shubandit Inc. orders Ships 3-5 biz days with tracking emailed -These Are The Latest 50x Stronger bottoms and top shift pad shoe boot protectors just revamped even better now - Note: We will ship a Black one to you unless you contact or email us after you purchase it and let us know what color you want and only one is needed per motorcycle rider since there is only one gear shifter on the left side, Thanks. The Skinz feature New Indestructible Sleeves to protect elastic straps on bottom + New Heel Strap and Shoe Lace Hook and Loop Fastner To Keep The Shoe and Boot Protector In Place At All Times. Price + Shipping equals same store MSRP price. Quality Satisfaction Guarantee" Take The Test With The Shifter Skinz for 45 days and For Any Reason Your Expectations Are Not Fully Met We Will Take it Back For A Full Refund!!! - You Won't be Disappointed With The "Shifter Skinz!!! - The only product to fully do the job guaranteed !!! |
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Custom Chrome Motorcycle Diamond Twisted + Flame Arm Mirrors Fits Most Harley Davidsons, Suzuki, Honda, Kawasaki Cruisers side chrome mirrors with flame arm motorcycle - Free Adapters List Price: $52.87 Sale Price: $22.99 |
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Features: Adjustable Mirror Angle (Up & Down, Left & Right) Mirror Material: Acrylic Material: Billet Arm / ABS Plastic Head (will not rust) Condition: Brand new in box Instructions: Not included Quantity: 1 pair (left and right) Fitment: M8 and M10 adapter bolts are included to fit on your motorcycle. Included in each pair of Mirrors: 2 x 8mm Clockwise Bolts 2 x 10mm Clockwise Bolts 1 x 10mm Counter-Clockwise (reverse) Bolt |
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Interested in motorcycles? Who can blame you! Motorcycles reek of coolness, but before you jump into the motorcycle riding scene, you need to learn the basics of the bike!
Stand Up Straight Please
It's mind boggling how they do it, but motorcycles stay upright while they are moving due to some pretty advanced physics. A still motorcycle will lean over without some sort of support. But a moving motorcycle will stay upright without much effort thanks to a couple of little things called angular momentum and torque.
To see these physics at work, imagine that you're holding a bat in your palm with the heavy end up. It's going to tip over, right? It's too unsteady. Now imagine that you're wiggling your palm in an effort to always keep it directly under the heavy end of the bat. Suddenly the bat is steady. That's how motorcycles stay upright.
Driving forward on a motorcycle thanks to the power and torque provided by the engine, the rider (or the palm in our example) is constantly moving the bike (the bat in our example) to keep it directly inline with the center of gravity (that is, the heavy end of the bat in our example).
Yes, I know I am over-simplifying with this example. But in fact, it's basically the forward momentum and the rider constantly adjusting the center of gravity that will keep the motorcycle upright.
Going, Going, Go
Regardless of the varying motorcycle designs produced over the years, most bikes include some pretty standard operating configurations.
One of those is the arrangement of elements in the steering mechanism (the handlebar). On the right handle is the throttle and twisting it backward will give the engine more gas so the machine will accelerate (as long as the brakes are off). On the left handle is the clutch lever. Pulling it in and then releasing it will enable you to change gears. Some motorcycles have automatic shifting, but they are far and few between.
The gearshift on a motorcycle is normally under the rider's left foot. Riders will squeeze the clutch lever (left hand), ease off the gas (right hand), and move the gear shift up or down (left foot). Releasing the clutch (left hand) and twisting the throttle backward (right hand) will make the motorcycle move forward.
As you can see, there's a lot of left-right hand and foot action going on here and it's going to take a bit of practice to get it right. It'll be difficult to grasp at first, but with some practice, it becomes second nature.
Stopping the Motorcycle
Now that you know how to "go," it's time to learn how to stop! Attached onto the right handle grip is the front brake lever. This lever gives the motorcycle most of the friction it needs to slow down (about 80%). The friction is caused by pads squeezing against a metal disc (or drum in older bikes) in the center of the wheel. Since this particular lever is so powerful, it can even flip a bike if it's pulled too fast especially on downward slopes.
The rear brake lever is next to the right footrest. When it's pressed, it engages the rear brake mechanism. Push it too hard and you will make your rear tire skid.
Both, the rear brake lever and the front brake lever, will eventually bring a bike to a complete (but not necessarily) controlled stop if used individually. It's the correct combination of front and rear break power that will bring a bike to a smooth stop. Constantly pumping either one however will unduly wear your brakes down and loosen their effect ahead of time.
Bikes that have linked braking systems work a little differently. With this kind of system, the rear brake works with the front break because it engages part of it. As with the more traditional types of brake systems on a motorcycle, it's the combination and simultaneous use of both brakes that creates smooth stops.
So now you know how to go and stop. But what about turning the motorcycle off in an emergency? Almost every motorcycle today has a kill switch you can use in case need to hurry up and turn the thing off for whatever reason (failing brakes, you fall off, etc.).
Is that all I need to know?
Of Course not! There's a lot more to motorcycle riding but the above should give you a good idea of the overview.
Not all motorcycles operate in the same manner so some of things will work differently -- especially if you're attempting to ride an older bike that uses a kick starter! Newer models may offer GPS systems, custom suspension, and electronic de-fogging mirrors -- things that I haven't even touched on.
Remember to always wear your protective gear and enjoy the ride!
Passionate about motorcycles, Daniel Levy is the owner and/or contributing writer of different motorcycle sites. To learn more about motorcycles and motorcycling visit http://www.worldwidemotorcycles.com
Mountain Biking Accessories
When you first start out with mountain biking, it can be a bit overwhelming when you walk into a bike store to buy your first mountain bike and see all of the available accessories you'll need when you first start riding.
There are several mountain biking accessories and related products that you can purchase. Although the sales staff will try to sell you anything they can, the real question for those on a budget isn't what's cool, but what accessories you need to make your rides more safe and enjoyable. By starting with these accessories, you'll be just fine when you hit the trails.
Bike helmet
The bike helmet is the most important mountain biking accessory that you can buy. No one should ever be on a bike without a helmet. There have been many people who have experienced serious head injury, when it could have prevented by wearing a helmet. All mountain bike helmets are comfortable and stylish and everyone who rides on the trails wears one.
Mountain bike gloves
No matter what season you ride in, your hands can take a beating. Beginners will normally keep a death grip on the handle bars, which can be very brutal for their hands. When you crash, your hands will be the first thing to hit the ground - and everyone crashes at some point. Mountain bike gloves are a must have accessory, as they will take the beating for you.
Mountain bike shorts
After the first few mountain bike rides you take, you'll notice that your rear end will be quite uncomfortable. Even though your body will adjust, bike shorts are great to have as they will help keep it at a bare minimum. You can get shorts that are very comfortable, making them a great addition to your mountain bike ride.
Mountain bike shoes
Depending on the type of pedals you have and the type of riding you do, you'll want to pick your mountain bike shoes accordingly. If your bike has clipless type pedals, you'll want to get shoes to accept the special cleat for your pedals. Good mountain bike shoes are durable, comfortable, and also a stiff sole for better efficiency when pedaling. Also, you should make sure to get the right shoe for the terrain you'll be riding in as well.
Eye protection
If you get something in your eye, you can run off the trail in a matter of seconds. Sunglasses or clear lensed glasses can help keep your eyes safe from debris, as well as protect them from the wind. When you buy your glasses, make sure they are non-breakable.
Hydration system
Bringing a water bottle or hydration backpack with you is always a great idea. It's very easy to get dehydrated so you should always bring water with you and drink it on the trail to ensure that your body stays properly hydrated at all times.
Trail repair kit
It's easy to get stuck in the woods or on the trail if you don't bring the proper repair kit for your bike. To be on the safe side, bring a multi-tool designed for bike repair, tire levers, and a patch kit for fixing flat tires.
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What is that bicycle part? Tire Lever? Anti-Kickstand? Wheel Stiffiner? Innovative 
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I remember seeing it often as a child.
It was a small metal pull down lever. Positioned in between front tire and frame. Prevented the wheel from turning and causing the bike to tilt or fall over...
It was an innovative accessory, small, and an excellent substitute for a kickstand!?! Please help
...Also, if you have any other simple, innovative bicycle parts leave a comment, Nifty useful accessories add enjoyability level for cycling.
It was called a "flickstand" made by Rhodegear
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