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When we began the development of our new motorcycle, the XO, we took into consideration many factors: The safety of this motorcycle; whether this motorcycle can be used on street; the availability of a street seat, and a variety of other factors.

What do we look for in a future motorcycle? We wanted to include features that would help enhance rider safety and provide additional value to the rider.

At the time of the design and fabrication of our XO motorcycle, we were concerned about the cost of these features and decided to take a "hands-off" approach from the start. As the XO was becoming more and more common in the motorcycling industry, we took the opportunity to focus our efforts on incorporating motorcycle seat and seatbelt systems. We've also added additional safety features, such as a motorcycle seat with hand harness, electronic lockers, a seat belt sizer, and our patented ABS anti-sway design that has proven to work well on urban streets. We are pleased that our XO motorcycle has become very popular in the motorcycling community.

With the introduction of our second XO model, the XO Pro, which debuted in 2009, we now have more than 200,000 motorcycles with integrated seatbelts and seat belts. Our goal in designing the Pro has been to deliver the highest level of rider safety possible, while also maintaining our unique style.


When deciding how to design an XO, we do not look to other motorcycle manufacturers or racing series for guidance, advice, or approval. The motorcycle in question has to be engineered specifically to our standards in order to provide motorcycle riders and riders' families with a quality motorcycle that offers the most secure motorcycle ever offered at low or even no cost.

If you are not familiar with the XO motorcycle line, here is a brief overview of what it has to offer:
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Mabo lingiari families join at grave of land rights pioneer Joseph Mabo, left, and family members of other members of the Zulu Tribe who have died in police custody, in Kisiguri, Zaire's capital. — Reuters pic

Kosovo's president has ordered the return of four of his political hostages, all former leaders of the Zulu tribe.

Kosovo's president has ordered the return of four of his political hostages, all former leaders of the Zulu tribe.

"We will not stop, we will not stop until we have the men," the president, Idris Nassirim said in a speech at his presidential palace.

Nassirim did not name the kidnapped.

But his announcement came one day after his wife was killed and three of their five children abducted along with their driver and others last week.

The president said the families were still being held in custody in the capital. They were accused of plotting "against the state," he said, according to state news agency, dpa.

Nassirim's decision has angered the Zulu tribe, who accused him of putting them before the president to be sold on his corruption scandal for $2.4 million (8.6 million euros).

The president had not announced that the families would now be repatriated.

Tribal members are already living in fear in prison where they are also members of the Zulu Nation.

The president had earlier vowed that the Zulu would be safe in jail in two years, saying that he wanted to guarantee them security and freedom.

Earlier on Tuesday, the president was shown visiting one of his seized men, who was later killed in police fire.

On Tuesday, dozens of Zulu protesters stormed Zaire's police headquarters in the village of Kibumbo, the latest protest by the tribe after the abduction of the president and the killing of two of his sons.