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Dimitar Angelov

Bulgaria, Malta
As seen in: MSN, Nature, Wiley Online Library, Taylor & Francis Online, Jalopnik, TopSpeed, Torque News
Business owner, Car Enthusiast, Writer, and Automotive Journalist since 2014. Can be found on TorqueNews.com, Motorheads.com, TopSpeed.com, and other platforms
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Why Honda CB1000F Is The Best Neo-Retro Naked Bike Money Can Buy

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By Dim Angelov, Dimitar Angelov
| ridereverie.com
A neo-retro motorcycle is a good way for bike manufacturers to show they remember their roots. Nowadays, all the mainstream companies have at least one retro-inspired offering. BMW has the R12, Yamaha has the XSR900, Suzuki has the GSX-8TT, and Kawasaki has the Z900RS. Honda also has a few good retro-styled motorcycles with heritage. Not long ago, I swung a leg over the CB650R with the divisive E-Clutch system, and I quite enjoyed it.
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Toyota Camry APEX Looks Menacing, But Is A Missed Opportunity For A Camry TRD Sequel

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By Dim Angelov, Dimitar Angelov
| ridereverie.com
On June 30, 2026, Toyota filed a new patent, labelled Camry APEX. Now, I love what the company has been doing with its performance models over the last few years, which is why I was excited when I learned about this. My excitement, however, was quickly extinguished once I learned all the details about the Toyota Camry APEX. Up until 2024, the sedan had a TRD model, featuring the venerable 2GR-FKS, 3.5-liter V-6.
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Converting appreciative inquiry online during COVID-19: disruption as a catalyst for rethinking inclusive research and research on inclusion in Southeast Asia

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By Dimitar Angelov, Zenaida Q. Reyes, Lynn Clouder
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT This article contributes to the knowledge base of inclusive research methodologies by sharing experiences of conducting Appreciative Inquiries (AIs) online in a Global-South context. Normally conducted face-to-face, AI is a strengths-based approach, derived from Action Research, which can arguably reach its highest potential for impact at times of crisis.
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