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DMH.MI: Basic Chart for DUCATI MOTOR HLD - Yahoo! Finance Ducati stock trades near all-time lows. Closing price in Milan was EU1.12 on heavy volume. Lowest closing price was EU1.10 on 26 March 2003.
2.6.04
Millville lands racing park deal The New Jersey Motorsports Park will feature a 4.7-mile road track, a three-quarter-mile tri-oval, a country club with a pool and tennis courts, car paddocks with room for 1,000 automobiles, luxury suites, track-side condominiums, and seating for 15,000 fans.
Kerry addresses 300 in Riviera Beach: "Then, engine roaring, red and blue lights flashing, he suddenly took off on a Palm Beach County sheriff's deputy's Harley Davidson, leaving the Secret Service agents slack-jawed."
28.5.04
CBC - New Brunswick Police say the accident proves the Suzuki GSXR 1000 is too dangerous for public roads.
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DenverPost.com - Motorsports "In his wildest dreams, Stewart never imagined meeting Chicago's biggest sports icon at a local gas station, and forging a friendship that would evolve into a racing partnership. But that is exactly what happened."
20.5.04
Cycle News Online: "The most important thing is the business deal and we're still trying to figure our exactly what the business deal is"
staugustine.com: Local News: Crash injures motorcyclist on U.S. 1 05/20/04: "We need to bring back the helmet law,' she said. 'Fewer people will die.'"
19.5.04
Microsoft TerraServer Imagery Last week we rode 1100 miles between New Smyrna Beach and Hopewell. Half of them were straight and uninteresting. The other half were like this.
18.5.04
Organizations - Get in the thick of it Village Soup event changes include the expansion of the Motorcycle Auction, June 26, to include an International Motorcycle Show.
17.5.04
The Ledger Independent: "Earlywine Racing Motoplex, the former dairy farm that may be the first indoor motorcycle track in Kentucky."
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Yahoo! News - Corporate Tax Bill Awards Range of Groups: "(New Tax bill allows) NASCAR track owners write off the cost of their grandstand investments over seven years instead of 15 years. The 10-year cost to the Treasury is $92 million."
heraldtribune.com: Southwest Florida's Information Leader: "With gasoline prices breaking records, sales of motor scooters, which typically travel 40 to 60 miles per gallon, rose 21 percent in the first quarter vs. a year earlier, says the Motorcycle Industry Council."
Daily Express, Sabah, Malaysia -- News Headlines Proton Team KR, the world motorcycling racing outfit sponsored by Proton, is capable of producing street bikes for Proton, said team owner Kenny Roberts.
The 52 year-old Roberts, a former 500cc world motorcycling champion, said the team, which has been sponsored by Proton over the last few years, has built up the necessary expertise and technology to produce such motorcycles commercially.
The 52 year-old Roberts, a former 500cc world motorcycling champion, said the team, which has been sponsored by Proton over the last few years, has built up the necessary expertise and technology to produce such motorcycles commercially.
8.5.04
Courier-Journal.com: Features: "Make way for scooters
They're faster, sleeker and cooler than you think "
They're faster, sleeker and cooler than you think "
``The Guilt Trip'' South Florida's Jewish Motorcycle Riding Club - King David Bikers - Plans Ride for Mother's Day "What better way to show mom you love her than by showing her you've broken her grip and your years of therapy have paid off?"
7.5.04
FOX Carolina The Ten O'Clock News N.C. May Build Track to Keep NASCAR Teams: "State lawmakers want to spend millions of dollars to protect North Carolina's status as the hub of stock car racing.
They are pushing for a $50 million test track and research complex in the Charlotte area that would allow drivers to remain close to home."
They are pushing for a $50 million test track and research complex in the Charlotte area that would allow drivers to remain close to home."
6.5.04
Showoff's on motorcycles roar up Highway 1 un-cited "Point Reyes Station this spring has repeatedly had to endure what many residents call "infantile" behavior by out-of-town motorcyclists."
Officer.com News Article: NEWS: Louisiana Deputies Accused Of Stealing Motorcycle Parts He got it one piece at a time.
Give Harley a fair ride, Rendell urges Arnold Pennsylvania says California needs Harleys. California says Harleys need ABS.
5.5.04
Telegraph | Money | DTI fears skids are under the grand prix: "the Government had pledged �16m to a motorsport panel, set up last July to address this threat to the industry."
CBC - New Brunswick Saint John Police say there is a culture of stunt biking in the city and bikers need to be sent a message, that they can't use public highways for their own personal race tracks.
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Santa Rosa Press Democrat // News for California's North Bay and Redwood Empire Mladin has plenty to be bored about.
1.5.04
Monterey County Herald | 05/01/2004 | EMPHASIS ON HAVING FUN: "Former four-time world motorcycle champion Eddie Lawson, who helped Monterey's Wayne Rainey (a three-time world champ) bring World SuperKarts to Laguna Seca, was the quickest on track of any of the vehicles that ran Friday."
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Forbes.com: Japan Hot Stocks-Shipping firms, Yamaha Motor, TDK, UFJ: "Yamaha Motor Co Ltd up 3.31 percent at 1,529 yen, the highest intraday level since July 1989, after robust earnings results and a strong business outlook prompted Goldman Sachs to upgrade its rating on the company to 'outperform' from 'in-line' and add the shares to its Current Investment List (CIL).
Yamaha Motor, the world's second-largest motorcycle maker, on Wednesday said its net profit came to a record 40.12 billion yen ($366.3 million) in the year ended March 31, its third consecutive year of growth.
Yamaha said its consolidated operating profit would rise 1.2 percent to 74 billion yen in the current business year, but Goldman Sachs said the projection was conservative"
Yamaha Motor, the world's second-largest motorcycle maker, on Wednesday said its net profit came to a record 40.12 billion yen ($366.3 million) in the year ended March 31, its third consecutive year of growth.
Yamaha said its consolidated operating profit would rise 1.2 percent to 74 billion yen in the current business year, but Goldman Sachs said the projection was conservative"
Yahoo! Cell Phone Use May Dial Up Crashes: "A new study, released in February 1997 by the New England Journal of Medicine, might have you putting some distance between yourself and drivers busy talking on their cell phone. University of Toronto researchers discovered:
Cell phone users were four to five times more likely to have crashes than non-users.
Cell phone units that allow the hands to be free offer no safety advantage over hand-held units.
The main factor in most motor vehicle collisions is driver inattentiveness."
Cell phone users were four to five times more likely to have crashes than non-users.
Cell phone units that allow the hands to be free offer no safety advantage over hand-held units.
The main factor in most motor vehicle collisions is driver inattentiveness."
28.4.04
NEWS.com.au | Kamfari splits for race safety (April 29, 2004): "The emergence of quad four-wheel bikes has forced organisers of the Top End's most prestigious motorcycle endurance event to make the move due to insurance concerns.
Quad bikes have been banned from the main course after a directive from the sports national ruling body."
Quad bikes have been banned from the main course after a directive from the sports national ruling body."
U.S. Newswire - State Highway Safety Offices Concerned with Increase in Fatalities; More Attention to Impaired Driving, Speeding Needed: " The substantial increase in motorcycle fatalities is troubling. To combat this, GHSA urges states to adopt a comprehensive motorcycle safety program including mandatory helmet laws"
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Sunday Life Why do so many continue to race after suffering serious injury, which would stop them in any othr sport?
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