Jonathon Klein

Everything today costs money. In some case, everything costs a lot of money. And that's being felt by nearly everyone across the political spectrum, as well as businesses and local communities.

A couple YouTubers took a Harbor Freight Predator go-kart crate engine and threw it into a mobility scooter designed for those with disabilities. The result is a death machine.

The folks at BUM, which used to be part of Grind Hard Plumbing Co, recently unveiled a sportbike-powered trike conversion. And what better way to test the creation then to take it to Utah to shred some snow.

What hole does this electric motorcycle fill exactly?

After doing the Pennsylvania BDR-X route a few years back, I'm stoked for more East Coast love.

We all knew it was coming. We all knew that the threats were real. I don't think any of the pundits who spoke about President Trump's tariffs believed it would happen on Day 1, however. But he literally said it, so maybe everyone should start believing what comes out of folks'mouths instead of pretending that it's all bluster.

It's like taking a Rolls-Royce hunting or out onto the farm.

The world is expensive as all hell right now. I know, I know, breaking news! But I say that as someone who's always on the hunt for a good deal. I'm a spendthrift for nearly all things, though my wife would likely tell you otherwise if you were asking about my outdoor and motorcycle gear.

I love everything about this old marketing material for Honda 1962 CT Trail 55. It's just the best. And it goes to show you that since the advent of powersports machines, folks have been using those machines to go further into the deer woods and go hunting. Even when those machines are pint-sized motorcycles like the CT Trail 55.

Honestly, I don't know how we got here. Perhaps when all is said and done, we'll dive into the who, what, why, and how of the whole KTM saga, but we're still deep in it at the time of writing. New information, new releases, and new news is coming at us like a firehose, though not like those presently in Los Angeles.