Well, I’m out then. Bye everyone.

In lieu of Sean leaving can anyone recommend some decent sites to get motorcycle and gear reviews/news from. It is surprisingly difficult to find one. RideApart and Lanesplitter were my old go-tos, but the former started going down the crapper a while ago and now it appears Lanesplitter is following them down.

Well Sean was the only reason for me to read LS in the first place. Gawker has already dumped half the writers I like - I’ll probably be here for DeMuro and Torch, but that’s about it.

Well that blows. I thought Sean basically was lanesplitter at this point. It was nice seeing legitimate motorcycle content on here and, from what I’ve seen, that dirty hipster was the only one on staff capable of providing any.

Goddamit.

Man, I gotta find a better place to hang out.

Wtf? Sean JUST started with Gawker and now he’s gone? That’s lame. Welp, back to Revzilla’s blog ‘till Sean finds a new home.

Sean MacDonald, Tyler Rogoway, Wes Siler and C. A. Pinkham got me interested in reading a lot of the sub-blogs. Now we have click-bait centric crap like Sploid and Alissa Walker’s junk plastered all over Kinja. Seriously, can Road and Track just buy Jalopnik so we don’t have to deal with the Gawker drama anymore?

It’s because of this,

RIP Lanesplitter

Way to go lane splitter. Miss out on any mention of the awesome motoamerica racing action this past weekend.. and instead post up something everyone already saw on FB shared 80,000,000 times.

We miss Sean! Make Lanesplitter Great Again!

But I need to get to Seattle from Philadelphia; what do you suggest for me so that I don’t end up in Texas?

You are the reason it takes twice as long to board an aircraft than it should. Thanks for making life a little more miserable for the rest of us.

sick Bern

Seriously. I can’t believe they pay pilots to fly when they have the best seats on the plane. We should be charging them for their excellent view out of the cockpit.

Scirocco!

I look forward to this being, inevitably, ruined by a presidential campaign.