I drove a tow truck as a side hustle for AAA back in the day and from the looks of it, she is lucky the car didn’t kill her if she had to stop quickly in route since it wasn’t strapped down AT ALL. The way I was taught - sure you can apply the vehicle’s parking brake but you better not rely solely on that. We had to…

The answer to a question no one asked.

This hurts my brain....

Jason, looks like you had the same amount of fun I had when I took my dad to the VA doctor a few months back. I had to wait in the car for 2 hours listening to all the male enhancement ads on sports talk radio. I should have thought of this game. Sadly, I just reclined my seat, cracked my windows, and tried to catch a…

It’s unknown whether the Teen has relatives in the police department, local government, or any other position of power that may be able to sway the investigation.

One kind of odd detail was that I actually had to dig around to find a traditional fuel gauge; it’s in there, but the default layouts I saw just included fuel range, which, frankly, gets the job done about as well, anyway.

Yeah, I’ve heard the one about the filter but my view is I’m already under the car draining the oil, why not spend the extra few minutes to swap out the filter?

I work in corporate america and I wish I could say that this was an isolated incident. I also wish I could win the lottery. Both are fantasies in a dream world I sometimes visit. Reality however, is vastly different.  Some of the things I’ve heard the colonizers say when they didn’t know I was nearby is shocking to…

Through our own investigation, we’ve the driver’s name, his address, the names of his parents, aunts, uncles, grandparents, neighbors and family friends. We know the names of the businesses owned and operated by the driver’s family.

Kid: “Do you know who my father is?!?!”

I have a century (100 miler) scheduled this weekend and will have my bike on the stand this evening to give it a once over. I will definitely be looking at my bottom bracket.  Thanks for the reminder.

I’ve rented one for a few days before and didn’t have a problem but I think I was lucky. I look at RVs like boats and swimming pools. You don’t own one, you become friends with someone who owns one.

I have an RT and hate the fact that work gets in the way of my riding. The guys I know that have a GS love them. I test rode one and although I see the appeal, I would never take it off road.  Reminds me of the dudes that get jeeps and never take them off the pavement.  The bikes are solid though.

The hurt of not being able to afford cars like today’s Nice Price or No Dice M5 back when it was new can be particularly stinging.

Was at my local BMW Motorrad dealer recently and spotted a few of these up close. They look nice and will blind you with all of the chrome but the cylinders sticking out like that is....well.....I can’t describe it. To say that boxer setup will take some getting used to is an understatement. I’ve had cruisers before…

You beat me to it. My local PD has “toned down” the flashing from the light bar when they come to a stop to help ease with the target fixation.  People will still rubberneck but at least they won’t be blinded by flashing lights while they do it.

Nicely done...

I was told that you should keep the truck in 4wd in cases like this so that putting it in park locks all 4 wheels instead of just the rear. I’ve seen people launch a boat by themselves but no way I would do it without a partner. One person stays with the truck while the other is doing his thing with the boat, no…

There’s a sick joy when you drive like an asshole in such an old person’s car.

I did it because I was failing college so I feel equally weird.