Come now, replacing your bumper with salvage from a different color car doesn’t count!
I don’t think modern car design has earned the right to two-tone. I love two-tone, but it’s the kind of thing that asks for bold, distinctive design. Something that most car makers avoid nowadays. I hope they don’t start desecrating faux-wood paneling next.
Good. Time for more interesting car paint.
See, another example of doing it right. Follow the lines of the bodywork.
Um. Correct me if I am wrong:
Jeeps—vehicles which, as you know, I love dearly.
To bad he’s not around. I have a few more car companies for him to invest in.
I think this may be an obligation for you to restart Willys-Overland, just so you can say that your 10 shares give you control of the company
i used to be better... too many idiots on the net now, so can’t really be sure what is sarcasm or pure ignorance.
Agreed. The single biggest piece of knowledge I gained from every single moto rider during my year of research leading up to my first purchase was this: you WILL drop your bike at some point. Guaranteed. Why this article doesn’t take that into account is strange, It’s a huge factor. I really wanted to buy used, but my…
As someone who’s ridden multiple bikes of sizes and price over the past 10 years, I can honestly say your first bike should be a Used 250-300.
I dropped my first bike so many times and it got knocked over by cars so many times, I would never recommend a first time rider buy a new bike. You don’t want to learn how to protect your bike on a fancy new ride.