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1. Hearing:
A proceeding usually without a jury.
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2. HEARING-A proceeding usually without a jury.
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3. HELL'S ANGELS:-A cruiser style bike that has a lot of the pieces of the bike "chopped off." The riders of the '60s did everything they could to customize their bikes and make them go faster. Thus, much of the existing bikes they bought were chopped off. The bikes in the movie "Easy Rider" are examples.
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4. Hell's Angels:A cruiser style bike that has a lot of the pieces of the bike "chopped off." The riders of the '60s did everything they could to customize their bikes and make them go faster. Thus, much of the existing bikes they bought were chopped off. The bikes in the movie "Easy Rider" are examples.
Submitted on Tuesday, October 20, 2009 5:21:15 AM

5. High Side:
A type of crash resulting when the rear wheel starts to slide in a turn, then suddenly grips, flipping the bike sideways.
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6. HIGH SIDE
A type of crash resulting when the rear wheel starts to slide in a turn, then suddenly grips, flipping the bike sideways.
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7. High side
A type of crash resulting when the rear wheel starts to slide in a turn, then suddenly grips, flipping the bike sideways. (See also
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8. Holeshot:
In racing, the drive from a standing start up to racing speed. Generally, the rider who makes the strongest start is said to have gotten the " holeshot."
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9. Holeshot:
In racing, the drive from a standing start up to racing speed. Generally, the rider who makes the strongest start is said to have gotten the "holeshot."
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10. HOLESHOT
Definition:In racing, the drive from a standing start up to racing speed. Generally, the rider who makes the strongest start is said to have gotten the "holeshot."
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11. Horsepower:
A unit of measurement used to describe an engine's strength. Typically, the more horsepower an engine produces, the faster the motorcycle can potentially go. (See also
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12. Horsepower:-A unit of measurement used to describe an engine's strength. Typically, the more horsepower an engine produces, the faster the motorcycle can potentially go.
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13. HORSEPOWER0-A unit of measurement used to describe an engine's strength. Typically, the more horsepower an engine produces, the faster the motorcycle can potentially go.
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14. Hospital:
It may seem unnecessary to define a "hospital" since everyone knows the nature of a hospital. A hospital began as a charitable institution for the needy, aged, infirm, or young.
Submitted on Saturday, April 12, 2008 5:21:15 AM

15. HURT REPORT
Definition:The Hurt Report is a study done in the late 1970s of 900 motorcycle crashes. The published report, released in 1981, is known as the "Motorcycle Accident Cause Factors and Identification of Countermeasures", and consists of 55 conclusions pertaining to crashes, including the effect of motorcycle riders wearing helmets.
Submitted on Thursday, September 23, 2010 5:21:15 AM

16. Hurt Report
Definition:The Hurt Report is a study done in the late 1970s of 900 motorcycle crashes. The published report, released in 1981, is known as the "Motorcycle Accident Cause Factors and Identification of Countermeasures", and consists of 55 conclusions pertaining to crashes, including the effect of motorcycle riders wearing helmets.
Submitted on Monday, November 01, 2010 5:21:15 AM

17. Hydrophobic treatment-A treatment which renders leather water-repellent. BMW uses the vat immersion technique under application of topquality 3M Scotchguard as the active agent. The best results are obtained when the leather fibres are encapsulated without affecting the natural state of the pore structure, so as to maintain the active breathing action.
Submitted on Sunday, November 16, 2008 5:21:15 AM

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