Not in 1976, it wasn’t.

No, this was too soon.

Hell yeah it did 

There was less of a stigma around recreational drug use at that time.

Jeep setting the price is basically them waiting to see people’s reaction.

DT bout to review the Gladiator like

What’s up with putting this much $$ into an old Toy Truck, and then expecting to get it back when you don’t want it anymore? Could someone please explain to him the saying “buyin’ oats for a dead horse.” CP

REI has an exclusive Yakima that’s a bit more palatable at $1000-1500 (the 3-person is on sale for 1000 - down from 1500 - at the moment), but yeah they’re still crazy expensive. Also, if you take your rugged off-road vehicle camping and want to go explore, but have a rooftop tent, it means BREAKING CAMP every morning…

here y’all go-

Cold tires and 1.5 psi off.  We all know why...

Huracan?  No...........Huracan’t.

Good tip on the Gator visors! I will look into those. The rooftop tent thing is, I guess, for camping and places that are exceptionally muddy.

I’m sad to hear of Arlen Ness’s passing. It was nice to hear how he got started and also learn of the bike he kept modifying. But there was more to Arlen Ness and his favorite machine. This guy built many incredible machines ! At a time when everyone - Jesse James, the “Paulies,”etc. were building look alike choppers,…

I found out about roof mounted tents a few months ago and got really excited. Then I saw the price tag. For the same size as a $75 ground tent you spend $3000 for a little bit of convenience. No thanks. 

I sort of thought this was a newer idea. Like we as both individuals and a civilization have risen above physical confrontations. We haven’t and probably shouldn’t. I’m not saying back alley brawls should be the rule, but sometimes someone needs a reminder that they’re being an asshole.

That last bit about parts being hard to find is why, if any thing, I may just get an older, points-style setup.

Simplicity and affordability are key, here.

Unless you do it professionally, there’s really no reason to physically fight anyone.

Hey David, if you ever need someone to sit there drinking beer while repeating “whoa, that doesn’t look good”

I don’t think he “held on” at all I think he got sucked into the gap between the top of the rear wheel and the frame.and was unable to pull himself loose until the wheel had stopped spinning. the potential for injury was very high and I imagine his adrenaline was running quite high and he really wasn’t in his “right…