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The amount of firearm training is quite shocking. I think I would rather trust a vet than random cop.
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one reason I’ve heard they keep doing reboots is in the weird copyright/trademark status active.
purely annectotal, but i know of 2 older riders that got themselves in touble, going all out getting the biggest thing they could for their last bike
And on top the antibiotics, whcih could be fine for a 30 year old can knock out an elderly person for a week.
iso 9001 is quite generic. I learned that one day when the plant I was supporting called about parts not fitting on the line. “what does the inspectin data say” “....” “did you measure any of them?” “....no.” “why not?” “oh we cut inspection to reduce cost and just rely on the certs from the manufacturer. inspections…
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“In the meantime what are we doing with the people?” for the last 50 years we’ve been kicking the can down the road. The first wave of automation hit in the 80's . The safe reply from a politician is “retraining and school” but for many/most people who are older than 50 thats near impossible. We need to start a tough…
I think it correlates with sports cars. modern engines are lasting longer and this is more evident in motorcyles which typically are seasonal with lower annual miles. thus sales don’t have to be as high to maintain the same number of ridership.
Until they can find samples to retest I don’t know how any of their certifications can be trusted.
Are you saying the customers should have tested the material they were buying?
I don’t know about batteries, but a few things come to mind.
I think you have me confused with someone else. My response to you was my first in the thread.
They aren’t all that far off, that most of the major ships use automated gps navigation.
Ford owned 33% of mazda from mid 90s to mid 00's
toyota owns 16% of subaru
the BMW engines was part of an overall alliance between the two than just a one time sale. BMW would supply engines, and Toyota to supply hybrid tech that bmw has been lacking. also They plan on colaborating on a perpetual Supra/Z4 replacement that we’ll see when the NSX gets renewed.
The v60 has been around since 2010, so it was designed before Geely bought it and will continue to ford engines till discontinued..
multi billion dollar trucking industry is probably salvating at the idea of getting rid of drivers and allow for trucks to move non-stop without those pesky naps for drivers.
needs more miata
I haven’t yet pulled out a stopwatch, but I swear the gas is pumped slower at these stations to force you to watch the ads.