Did you like the magazine? "wired" is available for < $1.00/issue by subscription, you probably paid $5.00 for that issue alone. They are very tech-oriented. Science-oriented too. It's written so the average person will be able to understand the content. They have a fascinating mix of topics over time. It is well-worth the subscription if you like to read and stay abreast of what is going-on in a mix of subject areas.
Not long-ago, they had a rapid-prototyping article where information was given on being able to take an idea and see it thru to a prototype stage and then how to find out costs of production. For an entrepreneur, this could give you info needed to undertake a series of product developments. They also have online archives.
About the S&S X-engine bike, does it have a counterbalancer? I didn't bother to find-out before posting. If it doesn't, hope your fillings are in good shape! It has to be a torque monster, but i don't imagine it revs much above 4K w/o sending mucho low-frequency/high-amplitude vibrations to the rider. Shift early and ride the torque! The design is not really to my preference, I am not a big fan of the Suzuki B-King look which I classify this under. Still, i hope they have success in the marketplace, options, you know are what attract more customers.
unk: Wow, nice bike other than the price. I like it, Spurs
