Bikes in general have ruined it for the cars I drive, except for big diesel trucks. Cant drive a sedan or sports car, have to drive a truck- polar opposite of the bike(big, slow, and like driving a freight train). The big diesel trucks have torque for dayyyyyssssss
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722 edition?
they’re mandatory in most states in New England, like in mass and ri. No turn signal=ticket or don't pass inspection
Why not? Wes is a good writer and I enjoy his articles. He rides as well and use to do a lot more motorcycle related articles before departing from ride apart. I’m not saying you (Sean) shouldn’t get to ride one, I do enjoy your writing. I just like Wes’s way of looking at things and writing style.
or Wes?
NP- however once something goes wrong and a part is needed to be found you'll be screwed. Old rare bikes are impossible to find proper parts for. If you buy it you gotta be prepared to maintain it properly
1999-2006 body style Chevy/GMC Silverado/Sierria 1500 is prob your best bet. Never had a issue with mine- pretty good daily and can easily tote your bike. The only issue it might have is rust- I’ve got an 2002 and live near the ocean so rust is common for me. Relatively inexpensive used and it still looks good today…
you're just seeing a lot of snow birds...
In college they travel in herds... herds of sorority girls that look like they called each other up before leaving the house making sure they were wearing the same thing- black leggings, and a north face jacket along with a scarf and uggs of course. This lasts all throughout both semesters
SUICIDE REAR DOORS!! That is all...
doors look normal from this angle...
Donde esta la cerveza de mío?!?! y el baño también...
Past orleans would probably never happen. Too many eco-mentalists out there and the there is not enough land out there for a rail road. The bridge you’re talking about in yarmouth was taken out while finishing up high school, and will never be replaced or anything- money to do so isn't there and many other bridges on…
ehhh, considering its near impossible to get off cape in the summer: yes but thats only come summer. I’d pitch in to see it made better and hopefully see improvement of lines down to the cape however.
That “cape flyer” that ran, only goes to Hyannis. And again only weekends it ran, if it was going to be really useful it should run more than that and have at least one more destination- there are tracks that go to Yarmouth, and further but those have been forgotten and/or removed in some areas. Hyannis is already…
All Over eastern MA? try again, the cape doesn’t have anything besides the poor attempt at a train service from Boston to the cape only come summer on weekends... at least that was supposed to happen, still have yet to see it come to fruition.
Depends on the size of the bike and weight. Also if the bike is mid turn and hits one, theres a chance of high siding or low siding. General rule of thumb I ride by is if it looks like it might ruin my ride, it probably will. Only thing that I don’t really avoid is small birds because they’re kamikazes.
“trying”- key word here, if it weren't for traffic that Agera would be gonee
because people in your state don’t know how to pump gas...