Can the Honda pilot or ridgeline fit a full 4x8 sheet of drywall inside on a rainy day? Because the Odyssey sure can... And on other days, three fully assembled MTBs and 3 peeps. Life is good in the manvan

My work ID badge would be in that slot every minute I wasn’t at work. Easy access on the drive in past the guard shack. Perfect.

I’m going with winging it. There are some reports where they redact them by placing boxes over them in a PDF editor. Then, before “shipping” it, they don’t flatten the PDF.

This looks so familiar but I can’t place it... what’s it from?

Been eBay browsing [for photos] and still can’t find that squiggly portion of the rear lens. Feels like it should be *right there* [[points wildly at screen]] but I can’t spot it.

That does match the hubcap, but the tail light — checking ebay photos for Kia Forte (LX or other) tail lights, I’m not able to match the red lens. Mostly the squiggly portion is throwing me off - anybody actually able to match that?

Despite all the “studies” showing filtering being safer, I still never did that - I’d rather track stand in the right 3rd of a lane, watching/listening back for a car not noticing me so I can scoot off to the side. I’ rather take that risk than filter up and risk getting doored/squeezed/right-turned/etc. Somehow very…

I’ll go with strangely good at deducing. I stayed on the ground until my friend came. First thing he did was move the bike (I had given him a thumbs up). GPS showed movement 30 seconds or so after a sudden decel. Stumbled or crawled (still not sure) to the curb, then when folks came over I thought (of all things) to…

Seriously! Sadly though I think this is the norm. When I was pegged by a car (89 yr old pulling out from right-hand parking lot to go in opposite direction of traffic as me, not stopping before entering the road, beaned the Camry’s front-left quarter panel at the wheel arch at ~25 mph per GPS), I received zero…

The most pivotal movie ever. Not only did it kickoff killboy.com (Tail Of The Dragon photog) but it’s AWESOME.