gasoline fought over by driving 30 vehicles to it

Meh, you want fire fighting tanks, here is one (from Hungary):

Eastern bloc fun, mine had beige wheels and green body, all metal construction, could not break it (and I tried by running into trees, re-creating accidents I saw on the road). The headlights also worked.

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It is on BeIN Sports now, not on FS.

Two pilots with the same call sign “Wario” in the same outfit, the CO and another. I wonder how that plays out?

And you do oil changes every other weekend, valve checks monthly, top end rebuilds annually? I’m not sarcastic, just want to know what is a maintenance schedule on a high strung dirt bike used for daily commute?

US bucks goes a long way, just as this documentary pictured it:

The memories, my first car here in the States was a 1978 242, bought it in ‘96 for 300 bucks at a police auction. Replaced the disc brake discs and the shocks, and that’s about it. Drove for 5 years and sold it for 400 bucks. It was fun to drive it around, and easy to work on. I wish I kept it.

Some of our fallen military did receive similar processions, and not all fallen police officers get these.

Is the center wall there, so the driver don’t have to look at the “I’m only here because your money” face of the supermodel sitting there?

There is no significant pressure change inside.

I voted NP, for some reason I thought the price is $3,995, my brain could not accept the 9 as the front number upon reading the article.

That is the greatness of the sumo, you can have both. Tight hairpin? Feet out! Fast sweeper? Hang in! And mix and match however you like it. I rode a DRZSM and later a built XR650 sumo, now I just ride a Z1000 (and miss my sumos immensely).

Loose is fine, leaky on the other hand...

“hinge” = frame bending like Gumby.

Chain could break or damage the car more when it comes down, also takes a bit of time, 4x4s are fast, time is golden when the CHP officer is breathing down your neck, wanting to open the road fast as possible.

You can’t trust the parking brake, also you don’t want to climb into something that could potentially maim or kill you. The one thing you always do, is to figure it out where the car’s wheels will end up, and place couple of 4x4s to block the roll.

If I’ll be Husqvarna’s 100000th buyer, will I get the sumo for free? Second question, how can I time my attempted purchase to be the 100000th customer?

You deserve All the Stars, oh wait...