Tire puncture on car tires are nbd. You simply extract the nail and plug the hole as the article explains. Nails through motorcycle tires are SOBs. You almost always have to take the wheel off and sometimes the axle apart just to start replacing the tire.

2 engines that’s cute.

I love the gmt900s!! This body style can seat 6 yes but at the same time you can fold all the back seats down and drive it like a 2 door V8 essentially. It is still so much smaller than the suburban. Mall crawler all day but they can still do some shit and pull a trailer if you want!!

Smoking a cig while pumping gas!!

Let’s see $2500, let me kick the tires and hear the engine. NP all day if it passes the test!! Even if he unplugged the battery within less than 60 miles bc of the CE light. Edit: Pre OBD-2 I got you. That sentence can still serve as a CL joke as intended at this price point.

Very interesting stories. I know this article is all about cars, but Im sure anyone with experience with carburetors can relate. I was having some terrible no start problems on my bike for like a month. I thought for sure it was a problem with the carb. I replaced the carb and that fixed it. Turns out it was a really…

Great article David. Alternator problems I am familiar with on the Ford Superduties. Is this a jeep thing, or just a project swiss chess thing. You seemed pretty prepared, having a spare in the back!! Also I am trying to get un-greyed, so I’m asking questions on every article I read lol

So sad. Someone un-grey me please - COTD edition

I like this shifting pattern. Knowing the patterns of us Jalops, however, we’ll all buy one second-hand. And we’ll get it as soon as some rich guy going really fast goes from 4 to 1 trying to downshift. And all he said about it was fuck it I’ll just get a new one!!

I was playing that game today and I saw this article and I was like I bet somebody posted a pic of this car. I prefer it in blue, but you sir won 2 cents. Also chinese wtf

You might appreciate the compromise when this gets backed into something high up. Although I know, the designer and you as a consumer shouldn’t be worried about that. Just saying

Going to take out the 2-stroke once there is atleast 8 inches of snow on the roads. Then we can begin the real snowmegaddon!!

I can agree!! I have the bike in the middle with the flames which is a tomos body equipped with a workhorse c50 honda cub clone engine with a 4 speed semi-auto transmission!! Makes it very easy stopping and starting especially with the heavier weight oils because forced air cooled engine and having crankcase oil…

Don’t be an idiot this winter, although this can help with those pesky expired tags!!

When I got mine my senior year of hs for $350 a few years ago, my dad said it wouldn’t last two months. Then I rode it to school every day for 6 months, mixing the fuel:oil at 32:1 and tuning the carb whenever it got anything close to overheating. Still runs. The 2 stroke engine is actually surprisingly high…

If I had a spot at a bake sale, It’d be safe to say I would not like giving out free samples to the guys next door. If it weren’t for those guys I would have sold 3x more brownies this year!!

One can seriously question the use of fenders on this vehicle. Doesn’t it go like 3 mph?? But I digress, maybe I’ve just run into too many clearance issues.

He put it in D instead of 1 and got fucked by it. No sympathy. Maybe a little if there was a dashcam of course.

Much love for riding. This is from a sunday ride on my cub 50 with a 250 friend. Riding and driving usually provide a very different experience. Sometimes, they are similar, and sometimes one is better for the situation. But it’s like comparing your washer to my dryer. Yes, they are similar machines. Yes, you use them…

It would be great until you realize you probably just wanted attention, were cheap, and on a budget which is the only reason you bought this car with this many miles in the first place. For that criteria buy a bike, muscle, or anything other than exotic. Unless you wanted to join the club, which is understandable. But…