This is both tragic and not surprising given her recent health issues. We can only hope to run out the clock. 

They can all get fucked too. 2020 can get fucked. These bikers can get fucked.

Viruses don’t have politics, no matter how much Donald Trump and Fox News want you to think they do. Go back in your bubble.

I’m pretty sure the current government made the virus political. Believing it exists is political. Preventing the spread is political. Wearing a face covering is political.

If you think science is political, you need to really step back and reconsider what words actually mean. Or maybe start by learning what they mean.

Word. One of the best things about motorcycling is that it's basically a solo activity. 

And lets not forget that the inevitable infections will make their way back to wherever the attendees came from after Sturgis is over.

I was thinking the same thing. I like riding because I don’t have to be with other people, it’s actually better to be alone. I don’t like group rides or meetups either. Riding my own pace, where I want to go is the best.

Nicely done on the headline, but wow is it accurate.

It took me about 5 reads, but I got there.  Then it hit the pit of my stomach...  

As a motorcycle rider myself, I just don’t see the appeal of large gatherings like this where the bikes are the sideshow. You get there, you park your bike in a sea of other bikes where you can’t use your bike, and you have to leave at least some of your shit with your bike since I sure as hell am not carrying my PPE…

Yes youll lose some handling, but for a daily driver? More sidewall.

I think it’s more than fair to ask “Is this the right time for me to play this game”.

Geographically, it was set in the Rocky Mountains. This one looks like it’s going west of the Sierra Nevadas

(This is actually an Oregon Trail sequel.)

Some of those are regular enough that I’m wondering if they’re intentional, like so that the frame can drain/vent the water that enters through the unintentional ones.

To be fair, it also has similarities to being one big company with with all of its citizens as employees when you look at it on the international level. When you zoom out that far, it’s a highly successful capitalist country.

In Berlin two years ago I tried to test drive a Niva - or any Lada, really. But Lada dealers have no test cars, only customer ordered vehicles. They get no info on changes from Lada itself, reading about it in car news. They have to pay for their cars after 30 days, not the common dealer courtesy of 90 days.…

Since Europe isn't a closed market like the US, anyone who wants one can still import privately from Russia.

They rust but they do tend to run for a long time and are easy to maintain . Modern cars break down too and the more complicated the worse they are .    Oh ,and don’t be a little jerk with that boomer crap ,