Rain suit?

Drive it like you stole it. Burnouts and doughnuts. Some sweet drifting action.

Well, let’s agree that it’s about both.

In a different tone, this letter could have been penned towards individuals who do this kind of stuff maliciously. Criminals who find vulnerabilities to exploit systems for their own gain. It’s not news that these individuals don’t give a shit about IP law or license agreements.

Firstly, motor vehicle operators don’t know what it means - there’s no standardization.

If they sold more cars, that number wouldn’t be as high - they just need the volume to balance things out.

For the sake of argument, I will have to disagree.

Had the BBC not fired him, then you might be able to make that argument towards them.

Totally agree with you. A full exhaust swap on a a bike can be a wonderful thing.

A straight-piped Harley makes a tremendous, earth-shattering roar. It’s amazing, despite being too loud. It doesn’t belong on a bike which finds its way on the road, but it’s still awesome.

This is an exercise in future tech, with much larger-scale applications. Think of an entire row of parking spots in a parking garage with these arms which come down from the ceiling or out of the ground, to charge your car as you walk away.

It could, yeah. But a light tap may have just caused a little head shake, unless it was violent enough.

I’m surprised it wasn’t mandatory to have in the first place.

Frankly, this is deplorable.

Wii Sports (Nintendo Wii, 2006)

We found that rudeness is in fact contagious. If negotiators felt that their negotiation partner was rude, when they went on to their next negotiation, their new partner in turn perceived them as rude.

I use Uber frequently living in downtown Toronto. I don’t ever recall the app indicating that the map which appears is showing real-time driver location and times.

the cameras spot hazards like pedestrians on the side of the road and automatically turn the spotlights to illuminate them

How about instead of being a dick, you offer a constructive response which could enlighten the person who asked the question? If your advice to everyone is to shed ignorance by reading up, perhaps you could offer something worth reading?

I’ve got three light stories. Nothing terribly exciting, but they were definitely insightful in my first year of riding and wrenching. All while working on my little 08 Ninja 250R. Piece of work, that thing.