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meaty_rob_andyMore than 200,000 fans have watched the video of the Carl’s Jr.® Happy Star™ saving skateboarding legend Rob Dyrdek’s life. But that’s not the only thing this crazy duo has been up to. Here are some upcoming details on the Carl’s Jr. and Rob Dyrdek new BFF-ship that is giving young hungry guys across America plenty to see and do:

  • In stores now and while supplies last, fast food and skateboarding fans can visit their local Carl’s Jr. and pick up a 42 oz. limited edition Rob Dyrdek collector’s cup when purchasing a large drink or a combo. The cups feature three designs by Rob – one introducing his exclusive toy line, Wild Grinders; Rob’s feature film Street Dreams; and his signature DC shoes. All three cups feature Rob’s version of the Carl’s Jr. iconic Happy Star, now with 50% more muscles!
  • When Carl’s Jr. found out Rob Dyrdek was filming his new show Fantasy Factory, which premiered on MTV earlier this month, CEO and Dyrdek fan Andy Puzder stopped by to deliver burgers to the crew. In the true Dyrdek fashion of ridiculous and spontaneous stunts, Rob’s cousin and longtime assistant Drama celebrated the grub-fest by sporting a giant Happy Star costume and pulling off some crazy skate tricks for the cameras. Footage of the action will air on an upcoming episode of Fantasy Factory in March.
  • In the first of three videos created by Rob, the Carl’s Jr. Happy Star literally saves his life…  More info

bike12The sun is shining, the snow is melting. Could spring be in the air? Mountain biking enthusiasts everywhere, from Alaska to Maine, see this transitional season as a time of deep reflection: “Should I buy a new bike or refurbish the old?”

Our faltering economy would love for you to buy new but that assumes that your bank account is flush with ducats. If it’s not, give your bike an upgrade …  More info


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What is it?

An international powerboat championship in which adrenalin-filled teams of two, comprising a pilot and co-pilot, negotiate a 200 metres x 400m “M” circuit. It was born in 1980s South Africa, where amateurs took advantage of huge offshore surf to drive motorised, inflatable lifeboats. It has since expanded hugely to incorporate dozens of other countries.

What are the boats like?

The original boats were little more than lifesaving, single-hull craft that had to be capable of dealing with both calm waters and surf. In harsh conditions the boats have to resist powerful buffeting and often end up perpendicular to the sea. Over two decades, the technology has evolved hugely. Today’s boats plane across water, allowing their hulls to ride on an air-bubble cushion which …  More info