Top Tip: A faster way to tell would be to look at the roof — the SL65 Black Series was the only SL of that generation to have a fully fixed roof instead of a folding hardtop.
Top Tip: A faster way to tell would be to look at the roof — the SL65 Black Series was the only SL of that generation to have a fully fixed roof instead of a folding hardtop.
it doesnt get much more badass than that
If there was little access to oxygen the fuel can smolder for a long time and can start spontaneously. Even compost piles can do this; I know at least one guy whose house burned down because he stored grass clippings in a trashcan in his garage. I expect it was producing some heat and CO2, but not much soot or open…
Exactly...when I was an instructor I used to tell my students, “There is no right or wrong technique, but there is effective and ineffective depending on the situation.”
The smoke would be dwarfed by what is coming out of the stacks. Plus ship bunker fires were expected and nothing to be alarmed about. The world was a different place 100 years ago.
Good lord, stop it!
Hey, any martial artist will tell you that result is better than style in a real world situation. Perfect execution is for tournaments.
Maybe even more badass than Belgian mall guy.
I wish I could kill 11 people and just pay some money to walk away.
1st Gear: The Koreans Don’t Fuck Around
It’s how it should be. The top heads make the decisions on what to make and what to sell, not the workers who put those things together. So, in my book, Hyundai did the right thing. Now, they just have to find someone who will turn this around.
Savage!
Having done one winter on a bicycle and one winter on a motorcycle, I have to say a bicycle in winter is fantastic. Throw on a hoodie, rain coat and some good gloves. The first 10 minutes are chilly, but then you get up to temp and it’s wonderful.
They make chains for motorcycle tires, I had no idea?
honest to god, one of the top three reasons i moved to texas was a year-round riding season.
Alternatively, let it get snowed on, and just start it up every few weeks to let the fluids circulate. That’s all I ever did when I didn’t have a garage.
electrics - rode all last year in Boston area in comfort. Now the salt and sand on the road, that’s another issue...
It would be so boring to ride 100 square miles (or however small it is) over and over around in a circle.
Without GPS and a Credit/Debit/ATM card.