"...In an extremely uncomfortable place"

At the time that new two stroke street bikes were banned, their popularity was on the rise. I'm not sure of the exact figures, but there isn't a single grayed out squid I've talked to that didn't own one back in the 70's. My dad told me that it was pretty common to see crowds of riders decked out in leather, dragging…

I didn't decide to get my license until I was 22, but I'd been driving since I was 14.

They most certainly can force you to buy a car you don't want.

That's already on the car... that's how we get all of those onboard shots.

The majority of racing series that rely on radio communication have a helmet tether.

That's stock. I'm sure the weight could be significantly reduced by using composite materials and moving some of the components on to the car and tying in a fiber optic line with the headset cable.

That's stock. I'm sure the weight could be significantly reduced by using composite materials and moving some of the components on to the car and tying in a fiber optic line with the headset cable.

Fuck! In Russia, even the trees are bad drivers.

Of course it's a Corvette owner.

I'd say making an aerodynamic helmet attachment for the Contour HD (think small GoPro) would be an excellent way to go.

Makes me want to go put a tarp over the old e30...

Whatever helps you sleep at night...

History? Pedigree? What pedigree does the Corvette or the Mustang have, other than history of being pace cars?

You can't tarnish gold; It's a noble metal. It doesn't corrode, oxidize, or decay.

Welcome to the internet.

I'm not that man, specifically (I have a Mk1)

You'll get no argument from me.

They are positively useless as drivers cars... and they're ugly. I've owned old European four bangers with a better power to weight ratio than the lightest production Snorvette or Crustang.

I can't figure out how they managed to do that on an arrow-straight road in a FWD car... positively baffled.