This is the first plane to ever have these neck requirements? (Said by the video.) So then how do the other planes do on those requirements? Also from my understanding ejection in general is extremely hard on the body for all planes and is supposed to be an absolute last resort. I also don’t think there are too many…

I know right? Only thing stopping me from having one of these in my garage is Ferrari. Dammit Ferrari!!

Yeah I’m going to have to disagree with the internal sunvisor bit. And if Schuberth can make helmets that exceeds these standards with sunvisors, then we know it doesn’t have to limit safety. I also feel that despite it not being as clear as one visor, I don’t think the small difference is a safety hazard. I still see…

Only brand disloyalty; I won’t buy GM. Even though I really enjoy those cadillacs. But they are the most typical 80’s american business era irresponsible company that should have been left to rot. Continued production on cars not even released knowing full well that there was a chance it was a huge safety hazard? Fuck…

I missed the question but I’ll post my response.

Multiple things need to happen both legally and culturally. Culture has to change in two ways.

First motorcycling needs to be seen less as a bunch of dickheads who won’t grow up and/or are trying too hard to be cool. It has to be capable of being seen as an alternative…

Actually no. In fact not even 10% of the population in the US do more* (edit whoops) than 60 miles one way. I can cite plenty of other sources that back up the statement but this one is very clean and easy to read.

I knew as soon as I said it they would come out from the woodwork. When electric cars have 500 mile range we’ll play the same song and dance they’ll just double the miles they said previously.

And you are making it sound like we live in a world where your starting location and end location are literally a straight shot on the highway. Obviously if that were the case, then going 80 mph would mean it would only taken an hour. But sitting at a few red lights for a few minutes at a time (0 mph) tends to lower…

You do realize there’s things called traffic and not every road taken is the interstate right? If you can get from middle of Long Island to Upstate NY faster, by all fucking means dude.

edit: Oh also, I didn’t say “over 2 hours” I just said 2 hours. Those are literally your words that you came up with. Sometimes it’s…

132 is still well within the capabilities of a tesla. Also, you’re the outlier, not the norm. Hell even the Imax trip is theoretically possible. (And couldn’t you charge a bit while you’re at the theater?)

I’m all for criticism but, Limited 260 mile range? Really? How often do people travel over even 60 miles on a regular basis? I visit my parents who are 2 hours away and that’s only 80 miles. And these things easily get well over that. 260 miles is realistically a minimum 4 hours of driving.

This is what I use. Not an advertisement, but unfortunately there doesn’t seem to be any other full security alarm kits out on the market. I will say it is pricey, especially with all the bells and whistles. And the motion detector can be sensitive at times, but it gives a lot of peace of mind for me. (I mean that and…

See this is the sort of thing that frustrates me about the green party, and people in general. You disagree with someone, so you just yell or do something easy that is ineffective to your end goal. Don’t want someone to wear furs? Throw animal blood on their fur. Never mind the fact that now that person will just buy…

The 2016 Mini Clubman is almost fourteen feet of CompactPremiumFamilyCar, and I know what you’re thinking. It’s huge for a Mini. But hell, it’s also a proper wagon with enough space for five people. And it happens to be pretty good. it’s a brown wagon you fucks what more do you want?

I do the same thing. I can put on any pair of jeans I want with way more protection. And I know it works cause I’ve already crashed in it.

You say irregularities, I say really huge fuck up. Tomay-tow, tomah-tow.

and drive it until it breaks.

Ok childhood part of my brain thought of this. But wouldn’t it be cool if you had military guys using electric versions of these to move super fast across snow quietly?

No? Yeah Ok I’ll shut up now.

So what you’re saying is you should double down on the “buy a diesel bro.”

The base model price for the 1.8 liter turbo still stays the same at $22, 440.