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  • GoPro Just Did Something Insta360 Hasn’t…

    The GoPro Max 2 arrives five years late to the 360-camera party, modernizing the original Max with better processing, 8K video, and a glove-friendly record button, but it falls short of dethroning the Insta360 X5 due to smaller sensors, shorter battery life, and workflow hassles. Long-awaited upgrades GoPro finally delivers on the Max 2 with dual-lens 360 video up to ...
  • I Didn’t Expect to Like the Chigee AIO-6 This Much

    The Chigee AIO‑6 turned a long‑standing motorcycle annoyance into one of the best upgrades made to any bike in years; it finally brings full, ride‑ready CarPlay and Android Auto to two wheels without the usual compromises. This is why it matters, what changed from the prior model, how it rides in daily use, and a few setup notes for anyone ...
  • Honda Dax 125 Review: A Tiny Time Machine With a Giant Soul

    It’s just a 125cc mini bike, meant for ice cream runs, not mountain passes. Yet that’s exactly what I set out to do: an epic loop from Salt Lake City to Park City, over Guardsman Pass at nearly 10,000 feet, then back into the valley to meet the lunch crew. No freeways allowed. Just secondary roads, some paved and some ...
  • Insta360 X5 vs DJI Osmo Action 360: Which Camera is Better for Motorcycle Riders?

    When it comes to capturing the thrill of motorcycle riding, few tools are more exciting than 360 cameras. They let you relive a ride from every angle, create dynamic edits, and share the experience in ways that standard action cams just can’t touch. Recently, I had the chance to put two of the latest contenders to the test: the Insta360 X5 and ...
  • Testing Honda’s NT1100 in Yellowstone: A Real-World Ride Through the Wild

    A Sensible Bike in an Insane Place There are motorcycles that chase lap times and others that prioritize comfort. And then there’s the Honda NT1100, a bike that looks like it was built by sensible engineers who finally snapped and said, “Fine. You want fun? Have some.” On paper, the NT1100 is a practical touring bike. In practice? We sent it ...
  • The One Flaw with Honda DCT (and How They Could Fix It)

    Have you ever been stuck in bumper-to-bumper traffic, working the clutch until your left hand is begging for mercy? Or what about that time you were on a steep, technical road where first gear never felt slow enough and you always seemed to be in the wrong gear anyway? That’s when the idea of an “automagic” transmission—Honda’s Dual Clutch Transmission ...

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