*before “Market Adjustment”

Step one: Outlaw brake lights.

Again...

Yeah the Virago seemed to mark the beginning of Yamaha focusing more on cruisers and slowly drifting away from ‘standard’ bikes.

It’s amazing what people consider “not too much power” for a first bike. I’ve been riding for more than a decade, on bikes of all speeds and sizes from a Honda 100 Scrambler to a heavily modified GSXR1100; they aren’t cars. They aren’t “fast” cars. They’re a whole other world.

From experience, any 1980s Japanese bike in the 450-750 class. Cheap to buy, reliable and easy to repair, no real worry about scratching it or dropping it, etc. And next season put it up for sale for exactly what you paid for it and get the bike you want.

Suzuki SV650

Grom!

I’ve got an idea. How about instead of you being a jerk and simply insulting people, why don’t you give us some first hand knowledge and experience about why we shouldn’t hate them.

I can’t wait! In 10 years, there will be so many used cars on the market that are/were “stanced” that will be treated like salvage titled cars. Everyone will avoid them like the plague. What I hate most about the skinny jean and monster hat wearing kids’ “mad tite poke n stance yo” hellaflush garbage is they don’t…

/endthread

There is no measure where the WRX does not trump the BRZ.

The fact that your average mouth-breathing, knuckle-dragging, noun-adverb “enthusiast” doesn’t appreciate this car only helps me love mine more.

You can curse EA for hogging the rights for having Porsche in a video game, but at least they made the best use of it. Which other game can you drive a 911 GT1 on the Autobahn?

It drives me insane that there are so many people like this in the Toyobaru scene. My Facebook newsfeed can get very depressing sometimes.

Thankfully, getting a bunch of people in my club to go ice racing over the winter seems to have convinced a lot of them to be more interested in autocrossing/tracking than hard…

Perhaps we’re finally seeing the end of this long custom-chromed-cruiser cultural phenomenon. As someone who’s never cared for these type of bikes: it’s about damn time.

And Honda, unsurprisingly. They’re probably cooking up something by themselves.

As much as it hurts to say it, the one modern vehicle that most transcends social rank is the Toyota Prius.

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