Peart rode his bikes for about 50,000 miles and then game them to friends so he did not have to deal with maintenance. Anyone interested in this should do what Neil would do — buy a new one, get a pair of Aerostich Transit leathers ($2500), get good training, and ride.

Yes every gesture here is well known (head pat and foot pointing most common) except for the made up helmet thing that, as the prior commented stated, is known to your circle.

I was trying to navigate across 2 lanes of traffic onto an offramp in a 1997 Toyota Camry at about 40 MPH and did not notice a lane divider:

                       <—————- YEE YAW!
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The car jumped the divider and landed and kept going, again as you said, no damage whatsover.

A guy in the town I live in has a replica Dukes of Hazzard Dodge Charger. It’s perfect. Many people would not get it, but for the people that do, and the owner, what could be better?

“ and not that the Chrysler LeBaron Convertible should become...” Become what?

Bike racks are a great upgrade. If you do not have one I highly recommend a wall mount for your bike rack. Makes it so easy to keep it organized.

I bought a $2000 motorcycle suit for a motorcycle worth the same price. Because I can always get another motorcycle but I can’t get another me. That’s the best mod I can think of.

“Michelin also launched “Self seal” which would self-repair punctures and cut back on some weight by not needing to keep a spare wheel in the back.”

Also if you are just single passenger you can remove the seats and other floormats.

spoiler alert -- boats

I don’t understand the concept of people wanting to drive recreational vehicles in a protected area of nature and being utterly shocked when the area is then closed to them. The vast majority of videos I have seen about these off road sports (overlanding etc) look like people just out to do as much damage to the…

Note: the 2015 is not snowplow proof.

This is the kind of “story” that makes me not want to come back. Why are you bothering your readers with this?

As a guy that owned both a 2000 and a 2015 Sienna, I can confirm that the 2000 was ROCK solid and felt a lot more like something you COULD drive into the ground (which I did).

Everyone needs to make decisions based on their own situations of course but I think people need to get their priorities straight and understand that they may or may not align with medical reality. One person may be happy that they were able to build their business while putting off having the kids they wanted, while…

As a daily commuter, a motorcycle makes me feel younger for an hour every day.

I fully support the idea of people taking these old trails in the middle of nowhere, cutting downed trees in the path, and seeing the wonder that is America. But not in a powered vehicle. Get a horse and something that it can pull to bring your supplies. Your horse can ford a stream. Your Jeep can fuck right off.

Taking delivery of my Aerostich in two days. Can confirm I am jazzed for rain rides now.

Sounds like I need to dust off my leisure suit, baby.

I used to think Teslas were cool and the owners were lucky to have them. “If only I had the money,” I thought. Now not so much. :-D

Had to rent a pickup truck for a move and got a RAM BigHorn. Way too many gadgets. Poor on snow even in 4WD. I would take a Toyota Sienna with snow tires ANY day. (Had to rent the truck because the Sienna got smashed by...someone driving a pickup who forgot they had a plow on the front.)