I will post mine from the other side of the equation.

That was their previous CEO.  Current one since ‘15 can ride, and does a lot of promotion on bikes.  Rode the Livewire in their anniversary parade. 

I’m inclined to say Mr. Buell probably learned that lesson last time he created a company.

As someone that works in LE fleet management, I hear:

Thank you!

This is a heap of not-good. India has the upper hand in this conflict. But China, which shares a disputed border with India in Himachal Pradesh, sides with Pakistan. There aren’t any ‘cooler heads’ running these three countries at the moment neither.

I considered including a Zoidberg picture.

Look, they may look small in these photos, but I assure you, they are a grower, not a shower.

Jokes on them.   The US didn’t lose a single F-35 during the Vietnam war. 

Of course. Same management.

At least there was a car there to start with - that poor Jeep looks to be ~25% of it’s original substance - I think you could shine a light through it.

Rusted out frame being held together with a rusted out body. Bad Brakes, worse steering, and now a cracked head. There is only one logical solution...

It’s been a while since I had a bike, but when I did, I agree. Get me the heck away from semis, dump trucks, etc.

Can confirm that PB Blaster would not make a tasty beverage. I’ve shot myself in the face with it more than once.

I wish America had regulations on lamp height. I'm so sick of brodozers and SUVs/CUVs literally giving me enough light to read in my cabin because their headlights are 6 feet off the ground.

It bugs the hell out of me when other people are on the road when I am. The nerve.

I think I’ll need a closed container to carry air.

That is not a frame - that is abstract art.  The only way that Jeep is going to Moab is if you sandblast off everything that isn’t rust and carry what remains in a bucket.

I’ve heard they already have incentives on them. They’re putting like $1,000 on the duvet.