The new rubber helps Hrishi get his knee down and dirty, while keeping it all tidy
The definition of a premium ‘sporty’ motorcycle is changing. People are bypassing the 150cc premium commuters and heading straight to the more powerful 200-400cc range of motorcycles. And that obviously ups the challenges for the component manufacturers as well. Our in-house professional stunter’s Bajaj Pulsar NS200 comes with bias tyres and when Ceat sent us a Zoom Rad rear tyre, Hrishi was excited to improve his cornering game. Who better to tell the story of tyre performance than a stunter whose life is spent on one wheel or with the knee kissing tarmac?
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The Electrics Are Coming
Ikjot suspects that electrons are going to be the next wave of propulsion medium with heavy emphasis on performance-oriented motorcycles
Character Analysis
What does the word character mean to a biker? Is it a euphemism for unreliability? Does it have any real consequence at all?
Ring Of Fire
Everything you ever wanted to know about MotoGP racing, written brilliantly. A must read...
Know Your Steering Dampers
Steering dampers can often go unseen, but their presence is much harder to go unnoticed. We caught up with suspension guru Michael Hancock from K-Tech to find out a little more about them
Ten Minutes With...Johann Zarco Top Rookie, Top Bloke
We caught up with MotoGP rider and rookie of the year Johann Zarco to get his take on what looked like an unequivocally awesome first season in MotoGP
Ceat Zoom Rad
The new rubber helps Hrishi get his knee down and dirty, while keeping it all tidy
Riding - Getting To Grips With Corners...
To help you get the most out of your cornering and feel more confident in the process, there’s no better or safer classroom than a track
Back In The Game
Suzuki’s built a real contender; a bike that’s got more than enough fight in it to cause a few black eyes among the litre sector’s elite. And for a tasty price too.
Shark Attack!
The concept wa s named after a shark. Easily the most awaited motorcycle of th e year, developed with BMW Mot orrad, rival to both the KTM RC 200 and RC 390. Now, the speculations stop, for the wraps are off! It’s time to ride the brand new TVS Apache RR 310
Bike Of The Year 2018
Ikjot wonders who all will be possible contenders for the top bike award
Closing Time
Highs: The joy of devouring corners, steering sharpness, 94 decibels of V-6 song. Lows: No quicker than before, yawn-inducing Normal mode, big-and-tall shoppers may find it tight.
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The upmarket-sex-club entrepreneur invited me to his Easter—sorry, Eostre—orgy.
No-Click Hacks Target the Savvy
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FBI CONFIRMS IT BOUGHT SPYWARE FROM ISRAEL'S NSO GROUP
The FBI has confirmed purchasing NSO Group’s powerful spyware tool Pegasus, whose chronic abuse to surveil journalists, dissidents and human rights activists has long been established.
Q&A: INTERNET GUARDIAN RON DEIBERT OF CITIZEN LAB
The internet watchdog Citizen Lab has been remarkably effective in calling to account governments and private sector firms that use information technology to put people in peril.
Cyberwar at the White House
Anne Neuberger and the competition to set Biden’s cybersecurity agenda
APPLE SUING ISRAELI HACKER-FOR-HIRE COMPANY NSO GROUP
Apple announced it is suing Israel’s NSO Group, seeking to block the world’s most infamous hacker-for-hire company from breaking into Apple’s products, like the iPhone.
COURT REJECTS LAWSUIT AGAINST NSA ON “STATE SECRETS” GROUNDS
A divided federal appeals court has upheld the dismissal of an ACLU lawsuit challenging a portion of the National Security Agency’s warrantless surveillance of Americans’ international email and phone communications.
Pegasus spyware: iOS 14.7.1 reportedly plugs security hole
Apple has likely fixed the hole that allowed the Pegasus spyware infiltration.
UN EXPERTS CALL FOR MORE RULES ON COUNTRIES' USE OF SPYWARE
GENEVA (AP) — Human rights experts working with the United Nations on Thursday called on countries to pause the sale and transfer of spyware and other surveillance technology until they set rules governing its use, to ensure it won’t impinge upon human rights.