Jonathon Klein is the Executive Editor at various prominent publications. With a passion for motorcycles and automotive culture, he explores themes related to sports, travel, and electric vehicles, drawing on his extensive experience riding around the globe. He has been featured in The Drive, MSN, Motorsport.com, and several other notable outlets.
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Jonathon Klein's coverage is heavily focused on promotional deals and product reviews, particularly related to motorcycles, motorcycle gear, power tools, home improvement, and camping gear. If you have a new product launch or promotional deal in any of these areas that you would like to be highlighted or reviewed, Jonathon may be interested in covering it.
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This probably isn't the best time to "phone a friend." I've seen quite a few police chases in my time.
By: Jonathon Klein
Alan Ritchson is set to start and produce a MotoGP-inspired heist film for Netflix, in where the actor will play a former racer. And it'll be penned by 'Fast and the Furious' writer Chris Morgan.
A tankcycle? A motortank? Whatever you want to call it, it's set to go anywhere. You sort of ride an ATV like a motorcycle, right?
Solid-state batteries are always a future technology that's always just out of reach. For now.
By: Jonathon Klein
Americans need cheaper transportation, but don't want to give up capability. Could this Toyota pickup from Asia be the answer?
By: Jonathon Klein
Homeowners have long lobbied to use anything other than their own two legs. And now that might occur.
By: Jonathon Klein
After a 6.8 earthquake in July, Honda's Kumamoto plant in Japan has resumed operations.
By: Jonathon Klein
As with everything concerning public lands with the current US administration, you need to pay attention to the very specific wording it uses.
Oh, how the tables have turntabled... Harley-Davidson is doing a lot right now to right its ship.
By: Jonathon Klein
Well, how else are you going to get it up to where roads don't exist? From now on, this is the only way I want to receive packages.
