Honda, the Camry of motorcycles.

People still watch NASCAR? Looking at the half-empty stands in the picture, aparently not.

Does the Explorer seat 8?

Not really road rage but more an indication of the stupidness that is Oregon drivers - as told by a Washington driver.

Early in the morning I got on I-5 in Olympia and merged into traffic. As I did I came up on a guy in the slow lane so I accelerated to get on in front but he also accelerated to prevent it. I finally run out of lane and have to tuck in behind him and because I’m in a hurry I decide to go around him as soon as we get…

MotoGP is where it’s at.

Way more article than I can wade through but the truth is that there’s rarely a reason to blame anyone for another person’s addiction. I understand that in our current climate it’s all about shifting blame to others, but this isn’t about a person’s abilities, or a woman in a man’s world, or whether her friends failed…

There is no technology that will make a car on par safety-wise with large trucks, trains, ships, etc. So by that reasoning we should eliminate them. Or take it to the ultimate and determine what mode of travel is the safest worldwide and only allow that.

My 1994 Honda Civic coupe would commonly get 40-42 on the highway until ethonal fuel came online. Now with more miles it’s more like 36-38.

173 on GPS riding my 2004 Yamaha R1 in Northern California.

You’re assuming that Mike has a quote and an established timeframe. Seems to me if he got a written quote he would have posted it.

If I was the shop owner I would very casually count out the coins, taking my time and intentionally under count them so when the customer argued, tell him “ok, you count it out”.

Google Denny Regrade - Seattle

Happened in the US as well folks. Google Denny Regrade - Seattle

Many years a go a motorcycle magazine did an article where a guy in a Honda 50 took a trip with a guy on a bicycle. The bike traveled something like 50 miles on half a gallon of gas (at about a buck a gallon) while the bicyclist consumed $5 worth of energy bars.

I have been on-site of over 100 motorcycle track day/racing crashes working with medic crews. These are my thoughts.

If he could lower the water wheel 2 feet and bring the flow in at a higher level he would get more output from the system. Basically it would increase the “torque” of the water wheel by allowing it to fill each section more.

There has to be at least 5 volts to energize the rotor in an alternator. So an alternator has the ability to generate electricity when the voltage drops below the level of sustaining ignition.

This was the largest unibody car ever made.

I have a Winnebago motorhome that gets “up to 95 MPG” according to the Scan Gauge. Of course this is only while going down steep grades, but nonetheless...