RidgeFish
RidgeFish
RidgeFish

My Triumph Scrambler is many times more useless and hipster-bitch than this thing, and it has forever changed the way I look at any free time I have at my disposal. I don't get the Ducati Scrambler hate at all...I mean, unless we are talking about hating because it is lighter and has more power than my bike and

Buster Posey needs to watch his language.

They say they want Kevin Ward's story out there, but it's already out there. Here it is: Ward was by all accounts was a good kid who smoked some weed at some point, lost his temper when he was wrecked, and proceeded to do something extraordinarily stupid that got him killed. Stewart may have gotten Ward mad by

I'm guessing you are one of those guys that lives in an apartment and owns no tools (aside from your 15 piece wal-mart tool kit)

Believe it or not, there are those of us out there with more skills than you can imagine yourself having.

By taking them down, CHP is handing a blunt object to the little-miss-can't-wrongs of the world to hit motorcyclists over the head with. Without guidelines from traffic experts (CHP), they can now stick their chins out and say "Nope. Nope. Nope. Because I said so and everyone else agrees with me."

Most of the motorcyclists I run across on my daily commute (about 35 miles highway in traffic, both ways) follow those guidelines, including the speed. Fact of the matter is much faster is truly terrifying and in some cases not even possible as people frequently drive on the line, or merge slowly, or will come to a

But forget the CMSP guideline - here's mine:

There are small motorcycle accidents; it helps to be wearing more than a helmet, thin gloves, a T shirt and jeans. I've been rear ended at similar speed on my bike while stopped and not had a scratch on me, and just been really sore and a little bruised while the bike was totaled. Full CE armor from head to toe

ill be bold and say the Pontiac solstice and saturn sky.

Current title made me think I was watching a video of a Civic that avoided hitting a car that was in the process of crashing.

Every day after work. My entrance ramp has a stop sign right before it, and you bet your ass I punch it Han Solo style.

Everyone knows Oakland is dangerous.

Exactly as it should be. I don't care if you are fat, I only care if you are taking up part of my seat. If you can't fit in one, then you need to buy two. Or get a business/first class seat that you will fit in.

Seriously? You just humble bragged about rescuing a dog and driving a BMW (and of course you had to note that you opted for the larger motor and all wheel drive by sharing the specific model of BMW).

Game of Thrones is about as opposite of a soap opera as you can get.

"What's that in my mirror? Have I...Have I passed into the...Danger Zone?"

Lane splitting at a traffic light or heavy slow traffic is great for me, the four wheeled aficionado who doesn't ride the two wheeled conveyances.

Mr. Regular describes the Bandit as a "utilitarian version" of the pants-shitting Hayabusa. He's not far off; the Bandit pretty much subscribes to the same "big engine/little vehicle" formula as Suzuki's superbike but is made a little more accessible by its upright seating position.