A couple of thoughts.

Friend bought a Chevy panel side van sight unseen before moving back to the States from Norway and I go with him to pick it up. It was previously used as a work van for a plumbing company so it's full of crap and the previous owner tells us to just it toss along the fence and leaves. As we're cleaning it out we see a…

Just for you.

Come at me, bro!

Note to self. Do not keep weed in engine, will void warranty.

lane splitting is only allowed when cars are barely moving... At least that's how it's in France and in the rest of Europe. So they can hit the brakes if they want, they are stopped already...

If you wanted to accomplish something, you shouldn't have placed your hopes on a We The People petition.

Where I live, this would do nothing to help traffic, and in fact most places in the US I suspect that's true. I would bet there are a dozen, maybe two dozen cities in the US total that would see marginally reduced traffic from lane splitting....why bring it to states that wont be affected? I'm on the fence about…

I love those forum guys that "claim" they already had dibs on a car. Dibs dont exist in real life kids.

This is the race engine. We're testing!

Me right now.

isn't the size of the interior an important part of the car to be commented on? especially since these are road cars

Why is that such a big deal? Hell, I'd go out on a limb and suggest more people here are closer to his body size than Chris Harris'.

UGH!!! No one is saying that summer tires and AWD is something that works in the snow! Stupid test for stupid people trying to prove a point that doesn't need to be proven!!!!

Welcome to 1974. We're 40 years from that, Ducatis are reliable now.

People really get hung up on WHAT you ride instead of just enjoying the ride. Me - '79 Harley FXS chopped apart, hardtailed and raked out. Practical - nope. Fast - enh. Does it make me smile - yep. Do I talk the ear off of the guy with the hyperfast Ducati or the iron butt BMW - sure. Ride what you want and be happy.

I love that the Scrambler is just a thing unto itself. There is no "entry-level" version you buy because you really can't afford the bigger one, or because you have half a brain and literbikes with racetrack-oriented handling scare you. The Monster 696 is a great motorcycle, but if I bought one, I'd always feel like I…