i came up behind a guy, he moved right within a few seconds, i passed him and then i moved over to the right.

i’ve long wondered why there aren’t more parking lot fires.

what’s the big gripe about the video?

as a kid i remember hosting MotoGP watch parties and using cylinder heads lined with aluminum foil for salsa / dip and crankcases for chips.

i’ve always secretly wanted a Caprice SS.

whomever owns / operates that car transport service ought to install a winch on that thing.

“hero?” yes.

why, oh why, would anyone ever think adding a soundtrack to a causal R/R demonstration would ever be a good idea?

This “he wouldn’t have crashed if there were no one else on the road” attitude is why we live in a culture of zero accountability.

i just find it amusing how everyone replying to this has continued to misread and misinterpret my original comment. repeatedly.

i’m not arguing whether the rider had time to slow down. he did, and should have to avoid the wreck.

donuts in the snow is the one and only thing i miss midwest winters for.

worth noting, Darn Tough offers a lifetime guarantee.

worth noting, Darn Tough offers a lifetime guarantee.

careful, if you start watching, you might not be able to stop.

car looks like heaven, smoke looks like hell.

i’m literally laughing at your single-sentence hypothetical that has the qualities of a 5th grade pop quiz question. with grammar to match grade level.

i buy one of these for any state i’m living in and just photocopy pages to take on trips.

it might be a good option for people buying a new car, but what fraction of the population is doing that? and anyone that recently purchased a vehicle likely won’t be for another 5-8 years at least.

the fact that large vehicle sales spike every time fuel prices dip is demonstration enough that short-sighted consumers are not capable of the simple logic you are attempting to attribute to them.

whiiiich is why my initial comment puts blame on the rider as well.