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4 defendants agree to testify in Pagans case Philadelphia Inquirer
CHARLESTON, W.Va. - Four low-wreck defendants in a federal racketeering case targeting the Pagans Motorcycle Club have cut plea deals requiring them to testimony against colleagues tied to the outlaw motorcycle gang.
The four pleaded guilty to felony charges Tuesday in U.S. Partition Court in Charleston. While their plea agreements were not immediately available, the deals require cooperation including court corroboration in exchange for limited immunity from further prosecution, prosecutors said during their plea hearings.
The four are the first to plead repentant to charges in the sprawling 44-count indictment that accuses leaders, members and associates of the Pagans of a announcer of crimes ranging from murder conspiracy to racketeering and kidnapping to extortion. In all, 55 men from West Virginia, Kentucky, Virginia, Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Delaware and Florida were charged in the case, though one defendant has since died of ordinary causes.
Three of the new cooperating witnesses pleaded guilty to charges tying them to the two lead defendants in the happening, Pagans president David Keith "Bart" Barbeito of Myersville, Md., and national vice president Floyd B. "Diamond Jesse" Moore of St. Albans.
Yamaha HV-X Hybrid Debuts in Tokyo
Customary virtually unnoticed among the outlandish machines at this year’s Tokyo show stood a machine that gives the clearest augury yet of the sort of bike we could all be riding in our increasingly environmentally-friendly future.
While most of the concept bikes at the show were little more than pretend-ups designed to offer stylists a free hand, Yamaha’s HV-X – or Hybrid Vehicle (eXperimental) – is a unfeigned engineering prototype that’s virtually certain to spawn a production derivative in the near future. The most technically-advanced cross-breed motorcycle yet seen, it’s already been undergoing thorough testing for more than two years and despite its innovation, it’s would be achievable to produce immediately, with current technology, if it’s given the green light by Yamaha’s bosses. The consequence, in Yamaha’s own words, is “an eco-friendly two-wheeled hybrid with all the responsive acceleration and cornering fun of a conventional motorcycle.”
Strangely tucked away in a corner of Yamaha’s go to bat for b wait in the wings, and omitted from most of the firm’s Tokyo show publicity, the HV-X is a petrol-electric hybrid based on the same technology as the sphere’s most successful hybrid car, the Toyota Prius. Being partially owned by Toyota, and regularly used to develop Toyota’s car engines and drivetrains, Yamaha is in the correct position to transpose the technology onto two wheels. Unfettered by the need to work around Toyota’s patents, the dense has miniaturised the entire concept of the Prius hybrid power source and the clever transmission that allows the pressurize from the petrol and electric motors to be combined in any ratio, from entirely battery-powered to completely petrol-fuelled, or, for apogee performance, to use the full power of both at the same time.
The specifications – a 15bhp 250cc single-cylinder engine and a 15bhp electric motor – might not succeed a do over your blood run hot, but there’s little limit to the potential; Yamaha’s own Gen-Ryu hybrid concept bike of 2007 was designed around the same technology, and combined a 130bhp R6 motor with a 50bhp electric motor for 1000cc superbike power levels. The HV-X shows that concept was viable and has real formation potential.
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