The 2024 Honda CBR650R is equipped with Honda’s new E-Clutch system, which removes the need to use the clutch lever at all. Find out how it feels to ride the CBR650R and CB650R with E-Clutch in our video review. (Photo courtesy American Honda) The 2024 Honda CB650R naked and CBR650R full-faired sportbike receive upgrades, most significantly the introduction of Honda’s new and innovative E-Clutch system. From the same company that introduced the Dual-Clutch Transmission in 2010, the E-Clutch removes the need for the rider to use the clutch at all, requiring only shifting up or down with the foot shifter. The clutch remains operational for riders who choose to use it, and the E-Clutch system can be set to three different operational feel settings. To experience this new clutch system and other upgrades in action, we travel to Dahlonega, Georgia, where we put the bikes through their paces at Atlanta Motorsports Park and on curvy roads in northern Georgia. For seasoned riders, getting accustomed to a new clutch system can take time, but once we had a few miles with it, the real fun began. Watch the video above to learn more about the Honda CB650R, CBR650R, and the E-Clutch system, and subscribe to our YouTube channel to get updates on all new motorcycle reviews and videos. Read our 2024 Honda CB650R and CBR650R with E-Clutch Review 2024 Honda CB650R / CBR650R Specs Base Price: $9,399 / $9,899 Website: Powersports.honda.com Warranty: 1 yr., unltd. miles Engine Type: Liquid-cooled, transvers inline-Four, DOHC w/ 4 valves per cyl. Displacement: 649cc Bore x Stroke: 67.0mm x 46.0mm Horsepower: 94 hp @ 12,000 rpm (factory claim) Torque: 46.4 lb-ft @ 9,500 rpm (factory claim) Transmission: 6-speed w/ Honda E-Clutch Final Drive: Chain Wheelbase: 57.0 in. Rake/Trail: 25.0 degrees/4.0 in. / 25.5 degrees/4.0 in. Seat Height: 31.9 in. Wet Weight: 456 lb / 466 lb Fuel Capacity: 4.1 gal., including 0.8-gal. reserve GEAR UP Helmet: Speed and Strength SS900 Jacket: Speed and Strength Moment of Truth Gloves: Speed and Strength Moment of Truth Pants: Speed and Strength True Grit Jeans Boots: Speed and Strength United By Speed Shoes The post 2024 Honda CB650R and CBR650R with E-Clutch Video Review appeared first on Rider Magazine.

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A man here illegally attempted to abduct a child walking to school. Manassas City Police Detectives made an arrest 48 hours later. On Sept. 5, Jesus Enrique Ramirez Cabrera, 23, was arrested and charged with Abduction, Robbery, Impersonation of Law Enforcement, and Petit Larceny, according to police. We don’t doubt he had something worse in […] The post Bad Hombre: Illegal Alien Attempted to Abduct a Child in Virginia appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

On Saturday, the Los Angeles Times published an opinion column titled: “They say Democrats are to blame for all California’s problems. But GOP is MIA.” Knowing that California has been controlled by Democrats for decades, social media users on X blasted the outlet, with Republicans in The Golden State offering the harshest critique. Jennifer Van Laar, an investigative journalist for RedState based in California, said Democrats “shut down [GOP] mics in the legislature and refuse to bring our bills out of committee.” “We’re not MIA. We’ve been shut out of governing,” she added. AYFKM? They shut down our mics in the legislature and refuse to bring our bills out of committee. We’re not MIA. We’ve been shut out of governing https://t.co/xg5QqmeNA9 — Jennifer Van Laar (@jenvanlaar) September 7, 2024 Kevin Dalton, a former candidate for Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors for District 1, provided a chart showing Democrats in the state have a supermajority in both the state Senate and Assembly. In the state Senate, Democrats hold 31 out of 40 seats, or 77.5% of Senate seats. In the Assembly, they hold 62 out of 80 seats, or 77.5%. The LA Times wants to know why only the Democratic supermajority that has had a strangle hold on California over the last two decades is taking the blame for the unmitigated disaster California has become over the last two decades pic.twitter.com/cuzRJAGRyv — Kevin Dalton (@TheKevinDalton) September 7, 2024 “The LA Times wants to know why only the Democratic supermajority that has had a strangle hold on California over the last two decades is taking the blame for the unmitigated disaster California has become over the last two decades,” Dalton wrote on X. Dalton followed up his tweet with a video showing that since 1992, Democrats have held a trifecta (governorship, Senate, Assembly of state control 19 years while Republicans only once (in 1996) held more than one chamber (governor and Assembly). And since 2011, Democrats have had complete control of the state. Tickets for “Am I Racist?” are on sale NOW! Buy here for a theater near you. How has this worked out, California? https://t.co/6PP1cctbxx pic.twitter.com/AQUhc0hEov — Kevin Dalton (@TheKevinDalton) September 7, 2024 Denise Aguilar, the Republican candidate for California’s 13th Assembly District, replied: “Hmmm a super majority of democrats for 15 years … yes this disaster of a state is because of them. Literally no one else to blame” Hmmm a super majority of democrats for 15 years … yes this disaster of a state is because of them. Literally no one else to blame — Denise Aguilar (@InformedMama209) September 7, 2024 Cole Patterson, data director for the California GOP, wrote, “Somehow, after 30 years of the legislature being dominated by one party, it’s actually the other party’s fault? Somehow, after 30 years of the legislature being dominated by one party, it’s actually the other party’s fault? https://t.co/8MEXjXz9bI pic.twitter.com/92HbUuWgYL — Cole Patterson? (@ColePattersonCA) September 8, 2024 Another person wrote: “[The Babylon Bee] couldn’t come with a headline like this.” @TheBabylonBee couldn’t come with a headline like this https://t.co/4UQaFZIj5e — Hotline Miami Conservative (@apocalypse_1991) September 8, 2024 Suggested community notes for the post are also brutal. “As of the publication of this story, no Republicans hold any statewide offices in California and the Democrats hold a supermajority in the legislature,” one proposed note reads. Another suggests added context: “The article concedes that Democrats ‘deserve to be on the hot seat,’ but argues that it’s the GOP’s fault that the Democrats ‘hold every statewide elective office and dominate the Legislature,’ because they’re not inclusive/pro-choice enough to be elected.”