As a stupid 17 year old, I agree with you. You never really know when something bad will happen until you flip over 2+times in the middle of a busy intersection because you were distracted. I was stupid, I often liberally went over speed limits, and I am pretty sure my fate was heading for an accident. Don’t be…
huh?!
Yes, I suggested this to someone once. “Of course there’s fuel” he said. There wasn’t.
#1 Am I missing something? I didn’t see any crash
But utilitarian is good right? I’m assuming it will haul around American kids, so it needs to carry a few tons of payload, and the interior needs to be able to handle spilled Coca-Cola and cheeseburger grease.
First off: APPLAUSE. Loved this, Sarah.
While Mother Jones certainly has the right to get out from under their image as the resting place of old potatoes on…
Rooftop are so over rated.
You dip down to protect from an inside pass. It forces your opponent to pass on the outside, which is a much harder to do and still maintain the line through the turn.
You know who should be setting speed limits? The engineers responsible for designing the roads in the first fucking place. Not some politician trying to make things seem good and nice and safe. Trust the people actually involved int he science of making a road safe.
I liked how, a few laps later, Kimi was hit by Ricciardo (who should have been penalized but wasn’t) and he says “that was not nice” over the radio.
He did a fantastic job of being professional when his team just cost him the victory.
Arrrr, grumble grumble, then yer not a real man!!1
Real man back up trailer with ego. This feature not for real man. Grunt!, grunt!
In case anyone cares to actually UNDERSTAND the issue, residential water usage is a tiny part of a much larger problem. Focusing on the insignificant stuff is exactly what shifts attention from the real problem. California agriculture uses the vast majority of the water, 80%. Residential uses just 20%. Of that, only…
The CEO of Lamborghini demands the name of the bull. Naming their next car depends on it.
LOL the Golf R will in no way keep up with a 911. maybe a boxster (non S)
Actually, the Seat Leon Cupra R is the most powerful GTI ever.
I bought the Specialized Turbo S electrically assisted bike about a year ago. It only works if you pedal but does allow a top speed of 28 mph with heavy pedaling and a range of 40-60 miles depending upon hills and speed. Around town I cruise between 20-25 mph and have no problem with range. Weight is about 45 lbs…