Just that the whole 33 and a 1/3 Free Masons exist. I have no idea what secret they hold or think they hold.

If Arizona, then Air Conditioning.

Horrible, plus the fact that some idiot is spamming the Gofundme page for donations to her movie is insane.
People are awesome and people also suck. Argh!

For those wanting to see the rear step and leather hand holds.

This morning, I was going to ride the old motorcycle, but it was like 60F out. F that, so I rode the newer bike with heated grips.

And Valet’s still look at my like an alien when I say I’ll only self park even if it means down the street somewhere.

Not all that minor, but could have been much worse. Broken ribs and very broken legs. This does not represent USA well. :-(

Heck, that’s better coverage than there’s been since ESPN and before that ABC’s the wide world of sports used to cover it.

Old cars look okay with it. I could dig up more, but it’s friday and I’m lazy.
From an aircooled show last weekend:

It’s true. I know.

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang FTW!!!

Yah, the engine and cab never really had any issues. It was the electronics, camper and sheer size of it that really made it into a dirt road cruiser.

I concur.

They shouldn’t have to, but this is why I think Honda should hire a group of well trained folks, ehem, to take a new Ridgeline over the Rubicon. It’s the Nurburgring for 4x4. It doesn’t matter if it can make it, it just matters that people can say “I COULD if I wanted to!!!”

Hey Stef,

I think so. We’ve put 450exc’s and CRF450exc sized bikes, which are a bit smaller, in the Tacoma Short beds. The rear tire sits on the tailgate.

I know a Big Red Pig fits in the back of a tacoma double cab short bed with the tailgate down so I know it would fit in the ridgeline which is a bit longer.

I had an issue with the odd looks of the first ridgeline, but I always respected what it was. This one looks a lot better to me.
I think it would be a killer daily driver. Decent MPG, tons of space, but not the PITA to drive or park a full size. For the offroading I do, I would still need to keep my other 4x4.

For sure. I agree.