OK, I feel all of this and agree, but I have a Bill Clinton story (actually, I have a couple) that explains why I have a spot of gratitude for him.

Hey everyone,

I think it’s pretty straightforward.  The mid-drive ones you basically just take out the bottom bracket and install a new one that has the motor attached, then you’re just doing fiddly work running cables.  The hub-drives ones I think are more work as you have to entirely re-build the rear wheel.

Actually they *do* have it on the right side.

I need to start monitoring the government auction sites in case one of those pops up.

Except this is no longer the case. Toyota has 4 2020 models with Android Auto....the 4Runner, Tacoma, Tundra, and Sequoia. 

I seem to be in the minority but i have always found the i8 to be a really good looking car. Used to be several in my Denver neighborhood and i loved them. Looked particularly good in deep blue, imo. Good luck!

It’s cleaner, but now it's an elantra

Jason, I’ll drag race you with our cheap Chinese electric car.

When the toddler gets a little older you could look at getting a ride behind bike. My kid likes riding behind me and pedaling a little. I think the one I have is from WeeRide.

Neutral: I ride my bicycle with my toddler. Currently thinking about upgrading to a touring bicycle or a cargo bike to better fit her.

Lightning Bug is right there anytime VW wants to make a retro coupe with a rear engine and 150miles of electric range.

I also love cars and love cycling.

I mean it actually is really nice

The BMW service lounge is simply a lovely place to spend time.

Yeah, I have little range anxiety for the most part. This would cover the vast majority of our driving and we’d still have a gas vehicle on the side that could be used for longer cold trips. I’m really looking at getting an EV for our next vehicle.

I’d be far more excited for a V90 BEV

An inexperienced coach needs a reliable brain trust around him.

The ITU cited a rule that penalizes athletes who cook up a “contrived tie situation,”

“Do or do not, or there is no triathlon.”