Sheesh, the police were one of the two groups I expect to SEE motorcycles and drive properly as much as practicable. Guess I can only trust the truck drivers now...sheesh.

It's just legal gambling. ;) I'd suggest investing in automated AAA batteries...something in the 3.5" range with Doppler Radar and programmable proximity fusing.

Oh, you had to get business class seating...you poor schmuck. I'm currently curled up with my complimentary pleasure droid here in the executive vip suite. I never realized how rough the little people have it.

There's this thing, it's REALLY, REALLY, REALLY new. It's called 'Home Owners Insurance' I hear it's going to be a big thing, you might want to look into it.

so?

Yes, kids...you can get it with a working blower. :)

sorry for the late reply. Uh, how is that any different than the usual race or driving on the road?

snipers are emplaced to deal with fashion police...nobody will investigate because nobody cares about fashion police.

Sorry, but the 2J just does not look weird at all.

spoil sport. ;)

hmm, that was last January. But interesting, I'm favoring the documentary theory. Because believing that a truck would be going WAY too fast and either miss a turn or have the brakes fail just isn't believable.

I have one word for drones. "PULL!" :) Being a realist I also realize this is the excuse I've been searching for so I can justify getting a dual BOFORS 40mm mount for the back of the pickup...though sourcing the proximity fused ammo is going to be tough.

No, no it can not be...what? it has 4 wheels.

that would not be prudent. Some of us are BETTER riders and drivers than people like you and we know what paybacks really mean. Timing chain says you buy new underwear and I ride away with a smile.

Neither, I'd much rather have my old 1974 Impala wagon. Only option was the roof rack. The tailgate slid UNDER the floor, would seat 5 across in the bench seats and STILL have room for 6-8 32qt coolers in the back. Would return about 22-24mpg on the highway (depending on the load and weather). Easy to steer in a…

Not an engineer, but I have had a shop class or 3. Done my fair bit of welding, braising etc. Fair bit of farm yard engineering. I've had exactly 2 welds fail...in 30+ years. AND I cand I can say without a doubt that roll cage is fail. ;)