For me, it was just the opposite... I didn’t know I wanted it until I drove it. When I went shopping for a new car in 2005, exactly 4 cars fit my criteria: the BMW Z4; the Audi TT; the Honda S2000; and the Toyota MR2 Spyder. I wasn’t bowled over by the first 3, but the BMW’s handling felt the best. Everything changed…

I agree that’s it’s quite likely that you can’t make a room temperature superconductor now — as much as it was once impossible to make carbon nanotubes at all; and then for less than $3,000 per gram; and then $700. It’s now about $35 per gram for SWCNTs.

Exactly Mr. Scorpion... I mean Scorpio. You’d seed the road surfacing material with a high-temp superconducting aggregate. That way, any vehicle could use it. It’d need to be as cheap as dirt, but I expect a breakthrough eventually.

I’ve addressed this issue before... you can use magnetic flux pinning to the road surface could hold you as well, or better than tires.

1 meter wide.

Titanium Silver. I had the oxblood leather interior custom installed. Suited it.

I like this. My last bike was a BMW F650CS, and I am very tempted here. Thanks for the review.

There are clearly going to be some issues with drive-thru windows, ATMs, and toll booths.

You miracle worker, you.

Confusing DIY with DDIY. This generally results in OMG, WTF, followed by EMT.

James Garner? :D

No problem here...

“OK, I’m blanking on what this could be. Where the hell serves both terrible pizza and breakfast?”

Umm...

“Och! Jock! What the devil is that s’posed ta be?”

Yeah... I was going to say “catbox”, but that’s probably moot at this point.

This is normally handled by the CAT warning system. I suspect the fuse was blown.

Ceiling cat iz making sure you don’t exceed the service ceiling in yer noisy flying scratching post.

“Get your asses into a little can and launch that shit to the moon.”