TheRealBicycleBuck
therealbicyclebuck
So, some day if they survive
I read that as ‘we’ve considered it, but it’s not available yet’
we used to build a dakota hole to melt cans down to make metal castings of animal prints. they can get super hot.
The Freightliner Inspiration may be self-driving, but it isn’t unmanned, right? I’m fairly certain that someone still has to be behind the wheel and the truck doesn’t just drive around alone with no crew. That means there’s still going to be a person in the truck that is going to need to stop to use the restroom, eat,…
My go to method vaseline & cotton balls. — that and a blast match, never had a real problem. 9v battery & steel wool works pretty good to.
Cotton balls coated with Vaseline make great fire starters if you are going to places where dry kindling isn’t available.
Nope. Front u-joint.
There’s this part that usually gets installed with high horsepower builds... it’s called a driveshaft loop. It’s used in case you overpower your poor ujoints or old driveshaft. Would have saved a lot of damage in this case for sure.
That's what texting and driving will do to you. Yoke*
yoke fyi :) eggs have yolks. mechanical linkages (and horses) have yokes.
And the number next to the star shall serve as a tally of how many engineers are reading Jalopnik.
Do you even FMEA bro?
....all as opposed to ‘piddle’....which means......
Yeah, they reinvented the wetbike. At least they didn't attempt to reinvent the wheel.
It’s easy to justify when biking becomes your main hobby and source of exercise. Specifically for me, mountain biking. There is a huge difference in the quality of product you get with a $400 bike and a $1,000 bike and even a $3,000. When you are starting to hit really high speeds over difficult terrain, you really…
I have motorcycles, and an electric bicycle. The bike lets me commute to work in a reasonable amount of time and sweat along bike paths in Los Angeles that skirt a lot of traffic and lights. Horses for courses, as they say.
Your dog could help protect your child.