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In addition to basic and powertrain warranties, Subaru offers new car coverage for body sheet metal that has rusted completely through, also known as perforation. Scratches and cosmetic damage, however, don’t count.

“It’s huge. You could hear their fans. It showed how much they valued him here over the last two years and you can see how much we are going to value him moving forward. I’m excited to see him and our entire group play at Nippert next week.”

WILKES-BARRE — Ash Wednesday will forever be remembered by the Ricci family. In the early 1960s, Angelo Ricci opened his Hazle Street pizzeria on the holy day, when many area Catholics abstaining from meat typically […]

Be sure to follow the rest of our 2018 EICMA Show coverage with information on the new models being revealed in Milan all through the next few days.

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Meanwhile, Harvey and her friends teamed up in an overpowering zone defense that kept bothering Hazleton Area passes and shots inside.

SPRINGS ARE BACKIf any one feature has been rejected by the public in recent years, it’s the air fork. The Showa Triple Air fork that came on the 2018 KX450F could be made to work well, but you almost had to stumble on the right combination of air pressure and damping settings by accident. You could make the fork softer by adding air pressure, but despite all the phone apps and calculators that were supposed to aid in the process, riders were generally confused. The only exception to the air-fork rejection was the WP AER 48 on recent KTMs, but it was received well simply because it was simple and its coil-spring predecessor was so universally disliked. Now it’s safe to say that coil-spring forks are back, at least on Japan’s offerings. It turns out that while they were gone, they got better. The 49mm Showa that comes on the KX uses what they call A-kit technology. You have to understand that this is not an A-kit fork, which sells for almost $6000. The fork on the production KX does have some features that were originally introduced on works bikes, such as the titanium nitride coating on the inner tubes, the Kashima coating on internal parts and an oversized piston. Kawasaki also gave parts of this fork what it calls a “Dimplish” finish, which is a texture that retains oil. Even if the fork isn’t like what Tomac uses, it’s still very good and has very little stiction. This isn’t a step backwards to the 2014 spring fork. This is where that fork would be if it had received all the same engineering attention that was lavished on the air fork. Most riders loved it from the word go. It’s plush without too much dive. If you ride hard on a track that has big jumps, the stock settings are probably too soft. That’s easily fixed with a few clicks of compression damping. Big, fast riders might need stiffer springs, but that’s okay with us. We would rather have it that way than have it start off with Supercross settings. One drawback is that springs cost money while air is free. In the rear, the Kawasaki is good, just like always. Set the preload to 102mm or so and ride. We aren’t big fans of the new preload adjuster, which is made of plastic with a set screw. We change preload much more often than the average person, because test riders come in all sizes, and the plastic collar is already showing wear.

Failure to understand the limitations of sprinklers and their design parameters can lead to mistakes such as prematurely closing control valves and not supplying fire department connections (FDCs).

Governor Tom Wolf wants to increase Pennsylvania’s minimum wage to $12 an hour in July and up to $15 over a few years. While big box stores and other large corporations may be able to […]

I’ll have a fresh update Monday taking into account the final games of the regular season and Sunday’s three big conference championship games.

“Absolutely, we were concerned,” Pottsville coach Dave Mullaney said. “There were some 50-50 calls in there that sort of went against us. But our guys hung in there and stuck to the game plan.”

The inside door panel on this apparatus is equipped with a full height stainless-steel panel, LED warning light and angled handrail. Note the red color webbing over the door strap, which can be used to assist personnel entering the crew cab area.