Honda Had to Close A Motorcycle Plant After An Earthquake, But It's Back Doing What It Does Best
After a 6.8 earthquake in July, Honda's Kumamoto plant in Japan has resumed operations.
After a 6.8 earthquake in July, Honda's Kumamoto plant in Japan has resumed operations.
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This video would be a hard one to watch if it ended differently, as there's an absolutely insane crash that goes as well as it possibly could have gone.
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No EV? No problem. Ultraviolette wants you at its riding school anyway.
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A refreshing, much-needed spin on a timeless concept, or something else?
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