Yeah, same thing happened to my first one. But seriously, for $11, it lasted longer than many that cost substantially more. I'm okay spending $11 a year (a new one each summer, haha) for a mount that's as low-profile and unobtrusive as the GripGo.
Yeah, same thing happened to my first one. But seriously, for $11, it lasted longer than many that cost…
Believe it or not, I've had an excellent experience with this:
Believe it or not, I've had an excellent experience with this:
The aftermath:
There's many and more other websites you can watch T.G. at, folks.
My dad and I have a 1978 Porsche 924 that we're in the process of stripping down to the bare metal and sanding so we can prep it for some proper seats and a cage. We're also exploring options as to what to do about the 17-metric-ton glass hatch in the back. Replace it with molded lexan? Ditch it entirely, drill some…
....now I'm sitting here staring at receipts for a bright-red video camera for kids and a GoPro suction cup car mount when I don't even own a GoPro.
....now I'm sitting here staring at receipts for a bright-red video camera for kids and a GoPro suction cup car…
30 minutes of flipping through the manual for the motherboard to figure out what goes where...
It should be a featured experience at Guantanamo Bay.
Amen to all this!
Except maybe #10 in my particular case.
Why? Because I paid next to nothing for my computer. I have scrounged off the scraps of more financially solvent friends who can't be bothered to repair their own rigs. In fact, I just had a friend give me a 23" 1080p HDMI monitor with speakers he was going to…
I live in South Carolina. Apparently I make less than 1/3 of Happiness.
Nice to know.
That is fucking brilliant!
"Now...uh...let me be clear. This, uh...this Saturn here, well it seems to be running just, uh....just fine. I, uh, I, to be honest, I don't really see what Desu was bitching about."
Whew! So glad my car's not on the list. I was worried for a minute. XD
Well then, I present Exhibit A:
MORE ON THIS, WHATEVER THIS IS!
I'm planning on getting my first motorcycle sometime soon and I'm really wanting something along these lines. Cafe-racer lines and styling, semi-knobby tires, as little chrome as possible, able to get me around paved areas well enough, while still able to head out into the great unknowns…
OMFG that song brings back memories!
God man, as a teenager I played that CD to the point that it began to actually melt.
From my experience, with enough power, pretty much any classic rear-engined Volkswagen makes a pretty damned good drift machine:
"Brodor brodor bro. Bro bro brodor. Brodor bro. Brodor. Brodor. Bro.
Brodor."
I have a smartphone with Waze and Google Maps, so I really have no interest in navigation in an MX-5. Just keep it small, light, and fun to drive.
Holy crap, this was just minutes from where I live. I hadn't heard about it because I started a new job and haven't been keeping up with the news. So glad to see that she recovered it!
What's the best way to tame extraneous oversteer?
Take it somewhere where you don't have room to oversteer.
