This is, and has been proven to be, incredibly safe. They used to call them Q-switches, but not sure if that name has stuck. It’s one of the few mods on a bike that actually does increase safety, but most of the time is a Factory install, and not added on.

Or, y’know, you have an infant at home, and the douche bag neighbor decides it’s not good enough to let his bike idle to warm up. He has to rev the bitch at 5:00AM, waking all neighbors and our infant.

Right, but a snowboard has friction, and bends in the direction of the turn. This has no friction. The magnets only react vertically, not horizontally, so there’s no logical reason for the board to carve.

but how does he turn it?

The part of the video I wanted to see is missing: How the hell do they get the magnets back apart? some sort of large leverage?

sounds like the world would be a little less crazy if Soylent is made from Rob Rhinehart.

with 800,000 followers giving donations, you’d need a manager ina big hurry.

Someone needs to cosplay up a Solar Flare, or it’s all for naught.

They’re just different. There’s something about that unbalanced noise that’s full of torque. I owned an ‘87 4000 Quattro CS, and the thing was just... different. If you haven’t, drive a 5-pot some time.

Punch it!

CrackdownCrackdownCrackdownCrackdown!!!

Ooo. How about a couter-list of the worst engines ever made?

Probably just wanted to be like his Brother, HitchBONG.

It’s understood that they inserted gently, which caused no harm, but then they ejected without powering down!

The lawsuit, where he sues himself, will be hilarious though! it’ll be like a Family Guy episode.

I got nothing out of it. It’s a giant photoshop. nothing different than pixel art.

... by encouraging you to ask questions: “what is that?”

Insane Clown Posse didnt’ make #1?

HAHAHA. The guitar hits that dude, just for good measure.

Not as fuzzy, but you can get Bengal cat. Part housecat, part Asian Leopard Cat, all awesome.