I went to the dictionary to look up ‘meh’ and found a picture of this thing.

Good luck with it. My wife was non-committal at first but a leisurely moonlight ride from Santa Cruz to Half-Moon Bay made her a 2-wheel fanatic as well.

The bike will weed out the weak and unworthy. :) It’s tough to be in a relationship as a biker when the SO isn’t one. Kept me single until my late 20's, they just couldn’t understand it. Finally found a girl who didn’t judge and we’ve been happily married on 2 wheels for over 20 years.

Ouch.  Not fun.  The one I caught in the forehead a legal speeds left a golf-ball sized bruise.  

Done that. Best threshold braking I’ve ever done.

Yuck.  At least you missed out on the bruise.

Hope they have the aero correct for that wind screen. The only thing that sucks more than a bumblebee to the forehead at speed would be having it happen while leading a pack of racing cars.

I’ve been a rider for almost 40 years and I strongly feel that everyone, repeat EVERYONE, needs to take the MSF course at least once in their life for exactly the reasons you’ve mentioned.

I not-so-secretly hope he does exactly that.  Even if it’s just axles and interior bits it would be impressive.

Dude, just fix the J-10 already. I’m all about making bad automotive life decisions but you’re going above and beyond the call.

Train-gasm!!

Coast Guard plate tells you all you need to know about the sellers grasp of ‘finances’ and ‘show car’ in the civilian world. CP.  I’d pay $6,000, max.

Movie chase scenes in the near future.

Only when the dealer changed the transmissions. Hadn’t even done 20,000 when the first one went. Gave up on it after the 3rd and unloaded it as soon as I could afford to.

As long as it isn’t the 4.7 that drops pieces of the valve seats into the cylinders...

3 automatic transmissions in 8 years, all dealer installed... no thanks, hard pass. Manual transmission with the 5.2 would be the only one I’d ever consider again.

This, this all day. I’m the “car guy” in the office and have had to check something on all of their vehicles at one point or another. Over half can’t even find the hood release lever when you’re pointing at it.

Not many lines to read between. Having worked in the insurance industry many years ago, it wouldn’t surprise me in the slightest if the following starts happening in the very near future.

What makes you think they care who was driving?  

Every time I see someone call a decade old design ‘ancient’ I have three thoughts.