Inline and straight can be used interchangeably. Transverse and Longitudinal refer to how the engines are mounted. For instance there are plenty of transverse mounted V6 engines.

I really, really, really wanted to give this an NP because Centurions are rare and awesome, and being a diesel makes this one even awesomer. But being a spoiled Californian, I wouldn't pay $4500 for a rusty anything.

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But what if the dudes in the F-150 had decided to rape a few girls the next day? Or had a child who would turn into the next Hitler (Godwin's law, I know).

Life is more interesting when we start discussing what-ifs and hypotheticals.

Those aren't automobiles you can own either! All three mentioned vehicles require a large amount of insanity.

It's a lift bridge and that pathway was originally installed to allow operators to traverse from one side to the other or to the central operating tower without having to interact with the traffic flow. It was repurposed as a pedestrian/bike lane since it was normally unused space, but it's primarily still for…

Just so we're clear, as others seem to have misinterpreted what I said (or I just didn't phrase it well): I agree. The driver is 100% at fault. I'm more curious about how the crash happened than anything. "Grey area" was the wrong term to use.

Sorry folks...

Bob, I think you misunderstand me. I'm saying that literally all drivers hate all bicyclists specifically because of this incident with this moron, who is representative of every two-wheeled human-powered human/machine pairing on the roads today.

How is it no charges can be filed? Police pursue criminals who post videos of themselves speeding all the time. If that's sufficient evidence for those charges why isn't this video sufficient... W T F

If you'll allow a little horn-tooting: my brother finished 2nd in class 30 and appears to be 4th overall this year. Stoked! Two wheels GOOD!

I like this guy: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Note to spectators: Camping out at the end of the runway (esp right in the middle) can be life-altering. Doesn't excuse a shitty too-low approach by the pilot, but still...

while fixing that fence, this may be a good opportunity to move it a little further from the runway. Ya think?

it's kinda funny when you realize they removed a ton and there was still a car left

Liam's an awesome dude and I'm so glad he's having such an amazing life after his accident. We used to autocross and do HPDEs together back in the day when he had an Evo 8 and then a 350Z Nismo (pictured below out front, where he always was). He once drove across the state to help me get my transmission back in that…

So let me get this straight, to see if I have it right:
Guy volunteers to serve his country.
Encounters a land mine, which he survives to tell the tale,
He goes through arduous P/T in order to recover,
He gets into a race car, which isn't easy to begin with, as a relative novice
He wins a race, while driving with a…