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The 3 years I spent in Vegas modding my S197 to get 10sec passes (sub 11s anyway) at 10.92 were the most fun I have ever had with a vehicle.

Seconded.

90% sure it’s a homemade HHO generator. Maybe 95%.

Do you guys need a part time editor? I will work for the satisfaction of knowing that I can read and write, the majority of the time.

READ THE POSTS AND CORRECT THEM.

Hello. I read I09 daily since it’s inception, thank you for all the entertainment.

I passed two single patch wearers(vagos) that were running a rolling roadblock(stacking up cars on a trafficless day)on the 126 east, last Sunday afternoon. They chased me down on my busa when I slowed up to cruise. Boxed me in and tried to run me off the road or make me stop. I ran, seemed wisest.

Calling a large % of your readership assholes is just ridiculous.

Insane idea.

In many dynamic situations the rule is simply “reasonable speed for the conditions”. If you think about it only like that then it’s much easier to anticipate and empathize with other people you are sharing the road with.

Picturing this.... thanks. Both of them very serious with their hands on their hips. 50% higher vocal range. Fantastic episode in my head now.

Great write up.

I love drag bikes.

Is it right to be using licensed art?

As an ex K-9 trainer/motorcyclist/human being/speeder, all my experiences and common sense reflect badly on the LEO and it is my belief he performed a combat roll just off camera when exiting the cruiser.

You can have my spleen. If someone hits you don’t feel bad, that’s life.

It’s not “your” lane. We can share.

If an auto is operated properly, and a bike is as well, then lane sharing is just like driving, anywhere, anytime.

Most drivers are not skilled enough to maintain their lane and get startled easily.