This bike was manufactured (‘87) before suspension was invented (‘92).

If only you knew someone with welding experience

I’ve ridden many trail miles on a Specialized Rockhopper with solid forks. YOU are your suspension.

Nah, dirt trails are fine on a fixed bike.  They have been ridden for decades.

Or the wheelchair belongs to a previous victim?

First thing I thought was: lucky they weren’t black

Race, and racism - explicit and hidden - is a part of everything. Including automotive culture. If you can’t see that, or don’t want to believe that, you’re a part of the problem

I’ve done this in a manual car and on a motorcycle. Thankfully it just results in embarrassingly stalling out, not motoring into whatever’s in front of me. :)

The wheelchair in the bed has me wondering if the Toyota is modified for accessibility. It wouldn’t excuse anything, but it adds potential answers to “what went wrong?”

My guess is it didn’t dawn on them to upgrade the brakes after jacking up the truck and stuffing huge offroad tires on it. No amount of LED light bars will help these dim bulbs.

Middle aged white guy here, and I thought the same thing.

Hopefully this guy can put his settlement on the Tacoma towards a new Mustang.

See, that’s the secret. Every Mustang that’s gone into a crowd? They were all pushed by a Tacoma!

Nice video quality though, that is a sharp picture.

I cannot be the only person who has let off the clutch “in neutral” only to find I’m still in gear. I could absolutely see this still being a possibility on a manual.

Like how the guy in the Jeep was like, “WASN’T US!” That’s about the time I’d be pissing myself.

Wash your hands

There has to be a higher barrier to entry to getting a gun than filling out a 4473 and being on your way. Even something as simple as an online course and test of basic “dos and don’ts” might go a long way in limiting some of this egregious behavior.

Amy Johnston is simply amazing.

Those stuntmen/women really don’t joke around! I had the chance to work on a mocap set for a month and the day we shot all the stunts was my favorite!

In one scene, one stunman had to take a stunwoman by the neck and slam her on a table. On the first try, we had to cut and reenforce the table because they went so hard…