Did you notice his extended swing arm? He’s got one, because he’s a real drag racer. He may have even (JB) welded two extended swing arms together because he’s that real.
How can you tell you’re seeing the most careful Hayabusa rider of all time? — He’s wearing jeans and sneakers, rather than shorts and flip-flops.
Remote trainers help you reinforce the behaviors you want from motorcyclists, such as staying in their lane. They also let you correct speeding, rev-limiter bouncing, and other unwanted behaviors. When you push a button on the handheld remote, your motorcyclist will receive a stimulation from his electronic…
I would scream that every time I took the key out.
I’m a Jeep fan but I have to say, I agree with the Fish Guy. It’s incredibly disrespectful to the environment and an ad like that really encourages bad behavior on the part of Jeep owners. Hunters and fishermen, who make up a large segment of the Jeep market, are (or should be) great stewards of the environment. Jeep…
There are some amazingly high quality images in there. It makes me sad because I could have an iPhone 13 and my pictures would still come out like I had an original Polaroid camera and turrets syndrome.
98% of all Harley Davidson’s motorcycles sold are still on the road, 2% made it home.
If 8.6 inches is “almost a whole foot,” then I have something very impressive to tell the ladies if I stretch this a bit further.
I have no doubt that these are some of the finest Range Rover Classics, but having seen a Singer in the flesh, we really need to stop so casually referring beautiful restorations as “The Singer of ____”.
There’s a shop in Korea that does this for Mitsubishi Pajeros
We learned that as a volunteer group of Ram owners
OK, here’s what Lamborghini should have done:
AND I WANT
straight out of Star Trek. The new one, not that tight-shirted Shatner nonsense.
The 2019 Lambo Crosstour!
I like a lot of your posts, but anything Musk related... you’ve lost semblance of objectivity and it comes off as some kind of really weird anger/hatred.
Read your own article and ask yourself whether a professional would have written it like that. Hint: the answer is no.