Oh, really?

In most states my passenger can't have a beer. There are a few where they still can. Definitely not dangerous for a passenger to hold a beer or a cell phone.

Yeah those are actual problems, not the name though.

Im no Tesla fan but those people do have a point that you’re the one misunderstanding autopilot

“the virus is normally transmitted via respiratory droplets”

And compared to cabs?

This thing has wheels that roll, you don't need to drag it. The wheels reduce drag a great deal.

Gonna have to change the gearing or you'd loop it lol

Damn, now I know I lack the engineering background to see how many of these you'd need in a train to cross the country in one go. Probably more than you can pull.

Love it also give it cargo space. Little city car all week. Double range and station wagon levels of storage on the weekends.

He wouldn't know. The one he roe was limited to 30

So the 30 mph limited version felt like 65?

Take it back. Please undo this

Needs more baleen. Krill ain't going to catch themselves

It doesn't look like it went any further up It just looks like it comes further down. That thing has a front like a bus not like a truck

You kind of made me think of it a different way. I have waterproof hiking boots. Most of the hikes I go on my feet don’t get near water. But if they weren’t waterproof it would only take one stream or rain storm to really ruin my day.

Wow! I was thinking 250 dual sport with studs. GSXR in snow is definitely quite bold

This is specifically for tech guys to commute across the Bay bridge from Marin county. It is competing against the Ducati multistrada and other big fancy boy bikes. It fits right in.

Congratulations on being part of the 10%. Most people aren’t like you even if you are.

That $3,000 commuter is an awful deal especially given that there are hundreds of decently suited commuters for a third that price. That leaves tons of money to throw at saddle bags which plenty of $3,000 commuters don’t have straight off of craigslist.