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Project Creep : How to Ruin a Motorcycle

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product planning, design, marketingMichael Uhlarikproduct planning, product development, product design, motorcycle design, motorcycle branding, motorcycle industry, motorcycle, design, project planning, yamaha, honda, kawasaki, project managment, project creep
The American Motorcycle Icon : Its Not What You Think

Most people in the world would say the most American form of motorcycle is the Harley-Davidson. They are not wrong, but the most important form is the humble strictly off-road dirt bike.

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product planning, marketing, designMichael Uhlarikmotorcycle, motorcycle culture, American motorcycle, Harley, Harley-Davidson, motocross, dirt track, flat track, Suzuki, Kawasaki, Honda, Yamaha, KTM, motorcycle design, motorcycle branding, motorcycle marketing, marketing, product planning, motorcycle industry, Motorcycle Industry Council Comment
Three Wheeled Motorcycles : A Question of Science

Almost since the beginning of wheeled vehicles, the tricycle has been with us. It is stable at rest but unstable in motion. Three wheeled motorcycles are making a comeback. Should they? Are they safe?

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marketing, product planning, editorial, designMichael Uhlarikthree wheelers, 3 wheel bikes, tricycles, motorcycles, motorcycle, motorcycle design, motorcycle engineering, motorcycle technology, motorcycle branding, product planning, product development, product design, Can-Am, Spyder, BRP, Honda, Polaris, Harley-Davidson, Yamah