To be faaaaaaaaaair...

Bradley’s 37 (or something) cars and bikes, each in its own glorious state of (dis)repair, are strewn across the land like Nick Cannon’s children.

Disagree - the Motorcycle Safety Foundation course I took about 20 years ago covered the helmet thing and a swath of various hand/foot gestures as part of the standard lecture.

That’s why I got one that has an electric yellow lead that you loop around the throttle. 

I have a motorcycle disk lock that I only use when touring. I have had nightmares about forgetting that thing and creating this exact scenario days from home....

Oh Elon...

Allegedly.

Hard no!

Apparently, Tesla thinks it has a better chance of selling them to Canadians rather than Americans

As a long time motozoomer, I appreciate anyone with a platform sharing these sorts of things with the broader public. I have responded to this particular message about a half-dozen times and used it myself once when the fuel gauge on my old Seca II decided to start lying to me on a ride through (very rural) Maine.

Good to know. We road trip a lot for various adventures. As such we usually have a good set of tools with us and are pretty self-reliant. I’ll be on the lookout for the helmet on the ground. This is a new one for me. 

Someone should be whispering to Trump... he’s richer than you... he’s younger than you... he tweets faster than you... you can’t threaten him with a primary challenge... is he loyal to you?

You could buy one and load it up with novels from a Hudson News, making it a Runway Fiction Test Rig.

That’s not fair. A bunch of his waking hours are spend doing ketamine.

For something so viciously-terrifying, “Rotunbot” conjures up adorable images of Big Hero 6....

What rolls down stairs, alone or in pairs

Still the most amazing dipshits driving these things around.

Overpaid and unqualified.

Look at other countries, where they have a much better relationship between the cops and the civilians and a lot less incidents of cops shooting people randomly or the like. Now look at the training and testing requirements to be a police person in these countries.

David Emmett at motomatters.com has a great write up on it here: