80-90PSI is fine for 23mm 700C wheels. You lose some effective rolling resistance to hysteresis at higher pressures.

In Australia we call these things “stubby holders”, on account of cans of beer once being known as stubbies.

Stockholm (1.5m people) had one road death last year.

Maybe in India. But all the time I’ve spent in third world countries was at 120km/h on the wrong side of poorly maintained roads. Those countries also have awful death rates from road injury.

That’s a pity. Road deaths are now the leading cause of death (1.3 million people per year) globally for people 15-59 years. More than malaria and AIDS - combined.

The solution is to put your dog in a harness, and then plug that into the seatbelt. That’s what we do; it takes the whole of 60 seconds to keep the dog and everyone else in the car safe.

Having wheels on the corners is not something other drivers are used to. It makes weight transfer much easier.

My grandma had one of those. So much worse than the perky Kei car she traded in.

Simplify, then add lightness.

Your government, maybe.

Finally, a Trumpf I like.

It was a Hyundai Excel with fewer doors. That generation was terrible in every way.

Correct. A lot of otherwise smart people are bad with money. Nobody ever taught them, so they don’t know.

Don’t get in. Just in case anything bad happens.

For a long time I held your opinion. Then two things happened: Musk and Tesla got a slap on the wrist by the SEC, and Musk won his right to call people pedos.

Unlikely. It’s based on the ICE platform so hasn’t been optimized to be an EV. Which explains the range.

Subaru US: fucks over.

A monk asked Kegon, “How does an enlightened one return to the ordinary world?”

BMW, probably...

1999-2004 was such a huge change for both photography and the internet. Things moved incredibly rapidly in both areas.