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2010 Vyrus 987 C3 4V Motorcycle

By Fresno

Posted Tuesday 02/16/2010 7:50 PM
Filed Under: Rides | Motorcycles

Does anyone really need a motorcycle that can go 211 miles-per-hour? Yes. Yes we do. That's exactly what the most powerful production bike in existence offers. This Italian (of course) ride boasts a super-charged engine that churns out incredible amounts of torque. It's also fairly insane to look at, with its mean geometry and interesting front-wheel suspension linkage. All that horse power doesn't come cheap (think six-figures), of course, but there are apparently two toned-down models sporting 170 and 184 HP, respectively. That's still more than enough to get you on a first-name basis with the local PD. If nothing else, you can drive in first gear over to the 7-11 and look like a total bad ass sitting on it in the parking lot.

From:Acquire

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Michelin Energy Saver A/S Tires

By Fresno

Posted Wednesday 02/03/2010 12:00 AM
Filed Under: Rides | Accessories

Tires make a big difference when it comes to gas mileage and Michelin has done everything in their power to make their new rubber the most efficient around. Their Energy Saver Construction keep the tires cooler to help improve efficiency, resulting in an up to an 8% gain in fuel conservation and a serious reduction in the amount of CO2 your vehicle puts out. On top of their environmental benefits, they also perform like champs, boasting impressive grip for an all-season tire and stopping shorter than other tires in their class. The silica-based rubber is equipped with an energy saving contact patch to help make them last. They come in four sizes, so if you win our contest and your vehicle doesn't play nice with them, Michelin will help you get the right rubber for you.

Motostrano Variant Etched Helmet

By Fresno

Posted Monday 01/25/2010 12:09 PM
Filed Under: Rides | Accessories

There was a time when almost every performance motorcycle helmet you could buy had all kinds of crazy, neon graphics splattered all over it like it had been attacked by the opening credits of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. The Icon has is much more modern, giving off a vibe that's more Master Chief and less 1992. The shape is the result of extensive wind-tunnel testing and the shell is a mix of fiberglass, Dyneema and carbon. The inside is made from dual-density EPS core to protect your precious brains from becoming a problem for the highway department's clean-up crew. The visor directs airflow to keep your head cool and fog-free, while also reducing glare. The best aprt, though, is the removable Hydra-Dry wicking liner that you can take out and wash so your head won't smell like that of a zombie every time you get done with a ride.

From: Acquiremag

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The Ultimate Camping Experience

By Stuff Staff

Posted Monday 12/21/2009 9:00 AM
Filed Under: Rides | Cars | GMC

Before even thinking about leaving the house for an extended stay with wildlife, make sure you’re geared up to brave the weather, unexpected disasters, and the nasty smell coming from your buddies’ tent at 3AM. We packed a Coleman Tasman XO Hybrid 3-Season sleeping bag, Camelbak Vantage 35, and REI Kingdom 4 3-Season Tent into our GMC Terrain and hit the road.

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The Ultimate Tailgating Experience

By Gerasimos Manolatos

Posted Monday 12/14/2009 11:50 AM
Filed Under: Rides | Cars | GMC

Whether it's your first time firing up the grill before a game or you have your very own decked out tailgating trailer you consider the child you never had, we've got a few suggestions to make your next trip to the stadium a classic. Our Maxim guru takes a look at the Koolatron P95 Travel Saver Cooler, Kelty Deluxe Lounge Chair, Weber Q140 Electric Grill, and, of course, an SUV that can haul your eating arrangement (and the rest of your debauchery-creating friends) in style, like the GMC Terrain.

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Uni Key

By Stuff Staff

Posted Thursday 12/10/2009 1:00 PM
Filed Under: Rides | Accessories

Put this cover on your key and every time you open your door the twinkle from the purple rhinestone in its eye will remind you of a time before the Internet, when unicorns roamed the Earth crapping Skittles. $5

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Polaris RUSH

By Stuff Staff

Posted Monday 12/07/2009 1:00 PM
Filed Under: Rides | Recreational Vehicles

A sledhead's worst nightmare is the spinal tap delivered by harsh landings. The Rush's progressive suspension will save your ass--and increase your odds of hooking up with the mountain girl seated behind you. $10,299

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2010 VW GTI

By Maxim Video

Posted Monday 12/07/2009 9:30 AM
Filed Under: Rides | Cars

Sit behind the wheel of this sporty hatch and you'll quickly realize you've hit the jackpot. The refined interior is more akin to a luxury ride with metallic highlights throughout, a red-stitched leather steering wheel, and a touch screen music system complete with iPod dock. Thanks to superb handling and a throaty 2.0 liter, 200 hp, turbo-charged 4-cylinder engine you'll be ready to unleash road hell at the touch of the throttle. And just think, all this while your keister is comfortably cradled in a heated seat.

The 2010 GMC Terrain: Locked and Loaded

By Maxim Video

Posted Monday 11/30/2009 4:00 PM
Filed Under: Rides | Cars | GMC

Drive a loaded GMC Terrain and you might feel like you’re rocking an Escalade, thanks to a teched-out feature list that includes a backup camera standard, two independent seatback DVD screens, Bluetooth phone connectivity, OnStar navigation, and our favorite, a programmable power liftgate, which is useful when your hands are full, with a 2-year-old, say, or four cases of beer (more likely).

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2010 GMC Terrain

By Maxim Video

Posted Wednesday 11/11/2009 4:00 PM
Filed Under: Rides | Cars | GMC

A “cute ute” it ain’t. Although the all-new 2010 GMC Terrain shares most of its parts (and its powertrain) with its curvy platform-mate, the Chevy Equinox, the Terrain’s sharp angles and blingy chrome grill set it apart. The five-person Terrain has a few smarty pants tricks up its sleeve, too: a backup cam is standard, and the rear seats push forward to create ass-loads of storage space (63 cubic feet of cargo space). If you can find a small SUV that looks this burly but can do 32 miles per gallon (FWD hwy), email us.

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SoundRacer V10

By Fresno

Posted Monday 11/09/2009 1:45 PM
Filed Under: Rides | Car audio

Trying to make your car look cooler than it is can be lame. Just look at that guy down the block with the silver plastic hubcaps that spin, only piece of one broke off so now it just kind of hangs there. This is different. You plug the SoundRacer into your car's cigarette lighter, and set up the FM transmitter frequency. Then, as you step on the gas, it replicates the noise that a high-end sports car would make given the same amount of gas. It's the high-tech equivalent of sitting in the driver's seat and saying, "Vroom, vroom!" When you get sick of the car noise, and you almost certainly will, you can use it to play music from your MP3 player. $40.

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Toyota Tundra Midnight Rider Tailgater by Brooks & Dunn

By Fresno

Posted Wednesday 11/04/2009 4:23 PM
Filed Under: Rides | Trucks

Toyota Tundra Midnight Rider Tailgater by Brooks & Dunn

Even if you're not a country music fan, you can't deny the pure awesomeness of this burly truck. The press release is actually kind of funny, saying that the one-off truck was developed to appeal to Brooks & Dunn's "large truck-devoted fanbase." The truck itself is a customized Tundra CrewMax Limited pickup. The slide-out bed houses a Grill N Chill full-sized grill as well as a 42-inch HDTV and a Kicker sound system. Other highlights include, "a hand-tooled silver cupholder faceplate and custom saddle horn shift knob highlighted with a silver cap." Perfect.