I can’t decided if Brad’s just a big dude or the S is a small bike. 

The Grom is much closer in size to the Monkey.

Anecdotally, they can’t build Pan Americas fast enough to fulfil demand, which seems like a great start. 

holy shit this is hilarious looking 

They’re working hard on it, and doing a bang up job. 

The bike looks so much larger without you on it as a frame of reference, (no offence) I was thinking that they ruined the size of the Sportser and made it Fatboy sized. 

You know what? I think HD deserves a pat on the back for going all-in on a total overhaul of their brand and product lineup. NOT easy to do when your image forever has been geared towards aging boomers.

3rd gear: 10,000 acres??! That’s a 16 mile perimeter. That’s preposterous. But then Amazon is involved so maybe they want a space port too. Project Terraform.

4th: I’m genuinely curious why Vietnam has such an impact on Toyota of Japan. Do they supply actual parts? Does it have anything to do with shipping routes/ports? Is it somehow something that involves taxes or labor loopholes?

Why in God’s name would Rivian need a 15.625 square mile factory site? Do they have an unmentioned heavy lift cargo plane division for which they'll be constructing extra long runways? Will they be building multiple test tracks?

All I know about Maxima’s is that Nissan still has the balls to market it as a 4DSC

Okay, I realize you mean well, but this post is significantly unhelpful in terms of providing useful information. It’s also flat-out wrong in some respects. Did you even trade emails with any helmet standards guys before posting this? I’ll try to address things in an orderly fashion.

I work in I.T. and I love this solution, we actually put stuff in plastic bins like this all the time in kitchens/grocery stores, (smart scales and fridges are rough places to put ethernet switches), as we know will get dirty. The only concern outside your house would be if it got too hot, but it seems like your vent…

That’s because the original FJ40 motors were based on a GM design.

The original I6 is based on a 1939 Chevy design. Like the AMC 258, their time has passed.

Because its a rare situation where the original Toyota engine wasn’t very good.

Wow, calling Tom Hanks Tom Cruise, what a fucking insult.

Wrong Tom. This is Tom Hanks’ car not Tom Cruise.

So, does GM pay for the recall, LGChem or both?