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A GLOBAL GRID TAKES SHAPE AHEAD OF BAGGER WORLD CUP OPENER IN AUSTIN, TEXAS

A GLOBAL GRID TAKES SHAPE AHEAD OF BAGGER WORLD CUP OPENER IN AUSTIN, TEXAS As the inaugural season of the FIM Harley-Davidson Bagger World Cup approaches its opening event in Austin, Texas, Harley-Davidson and MotoGP Sports Entertainment Group have announced a further update to the championship entry list. The addition of a new team and

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Judicial Manual Is Climate Disinformation

While an educational manual for federal judges was improved when a biased representation of climate change was removed, a remaining chapter on the fundamentals of science would poison the judiciary with quackery. The “How Science Works” chapter of the “Reference Manual on Scientific Evidence” allows for an overreliance on the unproven assumptions of computer models

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HARLEY-DAVIDSON REVEALS THREE NEW 2026 MOTORCYCLE STYLING OPTIONS

HARLEY-DAVIDSON REVEALS THREE NEW 2026 MOTORCYCLE STYLING OPTIONS New Chrome Option for Road Glide® 3 and Low Rider® S Models and Solo Road Glide® Option MILWAUKEE (March 3, 2026) – Harley-Davidson today revealed three additions to its 2026 motorcycle line – a new solo trim option for the Road Glide® model and a new chrome

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Highway Bill Timeline

The Motorcycle Riders Foundation (MRF) is closely monitoring developments in Congress following comments from House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Chairman Sam Graves (R-MO), who announced that lawmakers could take up a draft surface transportation reauthorization bill within weeks. With current federal transportation funding authorities set to expire on September 30, Chairman Graves emphasized the urgency

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ABATE (Arizona): Congress Must Act Now to Protect Riders

Why Congress Must Act Now to Protect Rider Choice, Fair Repair Access, and the Future of Motorcycling — by Michael Infanzon Across the country, riders are confronting a series of federal policy decisions that will shape the future of motorcycling for decades. New motorcycles depend on software-based systems for diagnostics and repair. Some states are

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