Wow. The lack of reason and accountability here (the kind usually reserved for a premenstrual woman) almost makes me wonder if we even watched the same video. I am going to wager that law enforcement and the overwhelming majority of general society don't share your perspective on this situation.
fink stinger
finkstinger
I haven't looked through all of the videos, but I have seen enough to form an opinion about the mindset of this normally upstanding citizens: http://www.youtube.com/user/Michelinm…
I submit 136 videos as evidence: http://www.youtube.com/user/Michelinm…
You must be new here :-) Get ready for about 14 people to comment on your comment telling you how you are not supposed to stop on the 'Ring.
Ha, I worked at a 'job shop' in Dearborn in the 90's that did a LOT of design work for Ford. Ford would pay them for the digitized models of competitor cars. To save money on having to buy or lease, they would just rent a car for a couple of weeks, disassemble, digitize, reassemble, return. It was pretty fun…
I am right there with you, buddy. Can't put my finger on it, either. I got to drive a Gallardo convertible at the racetrack a few weeks ago and figured I would be much more excited about it than I was. They look and sound fantastic, but I can't see myself spending my own money on one (if I had the means).
One of these things is better than the others during a Montezuma's Revenge.
Unique proportions and awful transmission gearing aside, this thing looks like it has a pretty balanced chassis and is fun to drive. Jalopworthy, indeed.
So, your welds must look like mine...because mine only look like that while I am sleeping...or daydreaming.
I read the essay excerpts in Syndrome's voice.
At the very least, he looks less interesting.
Word. The bike might decide to come in for a visit if it's going fast enough:
I think I invested as much time and money as the producers did having to download these over a modem (that is a lot of bytes):
That video needs more datalogger data for sure. I would love to see the tirespeed and acceleration graphs.
They all have a clutch in the front. They are just clutchless shifts. A planetary gearset and clutch in each module. Bolt together as many as required. Lenco was revolutionary and has been around for a long time. Naked:
Speed cameras are a slippery slope, my friend.
Sportbikes. They can slow down very quickly.
Great, now I need to go snatch my copy