Well, for starters... TORQUE STEER. The wrong tires are being made to spin with the Ford. its a commuter car which means that, while Ford has done an admirable job of turning it into a little hot hatch, its still a commuter car. This means that the driving dynamics can be improved, but it will cost immeasurably more…

i'm glad you got your star back. Also, for the record, Texas kicks ass.

I see nothing out of the ordinary...

Harley Davidson: Buy a bike that runs like its been drifting at sea for a year.

Well, considering that the bike was in a trailer, pretty much any bike could be expected to be fully intact. i mean, its not like the storm had a set of sockets and an impact driver. The difference is, most Japanese or European bikes would run like a harley *after* being submerged in water. (yuk yuk yuk)

I know it sounds absurd, but i'm actually really torn between getting the Brammo and a Ducati Monster. I've wanted a Duc for years, but the idea of actually having a viable e-bike makes my pants tight. One things for sure, when the bike hits market, i'm definitely gonna have to ride it.

I'm more of a Brammo man myself.

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This is all too apropriate

its an etching process, not a material, so it seems likely that this applicable on a number of materials including the polycarbonate used to make headlights, plexiglass and plastics.

If they put Tourist Trophy on any console, i will buy that console. please give me Tourist Trophy! it was the best Bike sim ever!

Jealousy compounded by ignorance never looks good on anyone.

Wow, thats really awesome to hear! small world indeed. Thanks for sharing!

Challenge accepted. Start watching about 2:50. Pilot callsign is Stroke 3 .

well, its all a bit murky as to who conceived the tank (some will say DaVinci in the 15th century and others will say H.G. Welles in 1903) but it wasnt until well into the war that tanks were actually used. 1916 to be precise. At the beginning of the war the idea was shot down. Regardless, as late as 1915, the idea of…

We've been sending men to space for over 50 years. it is time.

Its a rotary, they do that.

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Thats Isle of Man, no? i'm not used to seeing it from behind a windshield.