Looking at what others have posted, doesn’t appear she had much of a life to begin with. Society isn’t going to miss much without her in it.

Yep, been with them since day one, and I’m extremely happy to see how they’ve handled things the whole way through to launch, and after.

This is the kind of hard-hitting journalism that draws me to Torchinsky articles.

And yet, street legal, so their comment is completely valid. Whoever takes this on the road deserves to have the thing destroyed in a head-on accident.

Jesus Christ, what’s the aspect ratio on that video, 40:9?

As Dead Elvis said, there’s not actually a lot of casualties when it comes to bus accidents, since they tend to outweigh everything else by a considerable margin. A bus going headon with a sedan is barely going to bump the occupants of the bus. Short of hitting another large vehicle (Bus, cement truck, semi) or a…

Know what really goads my goat?

For future reference, I was just cracking a joke about Canadian stereotypes.

Me when an article references Canada: Oh! CANADA!

Every Canadian is legally mandated to play Hockey and/or Lacrosse from birth. Concussions are our biggest national export.

I do wonder if anyone would stop riding if Harley disappeared tomorrow. Presumably, Harley fanatics would just continue to ride used Harleys, American-bike fans would just move over to Indian or boutique bike companies, and everyone else would just move over to the litany of cruiser options from the Japanese four and…

Yep. Guys like this never change, it’s almost wasteful even attempting to deal with them.

Nothing intelligent or funny to contribute. Just wanted to say: Awesome article.

Yeah, I gotta admit, I can’t stand either one of them, and I’d have zero faith in such a merger actually working, but I’d definitely do a pump and dump investment if they announced such a merger.

Indeed. I too question why those manufacturers are not fighting eachother for the opportunity to handle all the financial risk, for none of the financial reward.

Hell, do they have an economic plan for the poorer citizens who can’t afford to jump up to ludicrously expensive electric vehicles? Or are they more of a case of collateral damage?

For your consideration: A vacuum cleaner.

I legitimately love this thing. It’s so needless and excessive, it’s perfect.

Honestly, even outside of the practical benefits of their design, it looks so, so much better than the Cybertruck.

M-Bux, ba duba dop.