I've adapted my driving style to being surrounded by the clueless. I fear it's a change for the worse, but I'd go nuts if I didn't. I see all cars around me like pylons and it's just a long slalom course. It does make driving more fun, but it's exhausting.
Those roads on the road trip were fantastic, but could have been made a little better if we had been in a manual.
I guess it's time to get a motorbike. That would liven things up a bit.
Those roads on the road trip were fantastic, but could have been made a little better if we had been in a manual.
I guess it's time to get a motorbike. That would liven things up a bit.
well hopefully it won't deaden things up with all of the idiots on the road.
just don't end up like this. He lowsided pushing it too fast into a hairpin crossed the double yellow and hit a Chrysler 300 head on..he lived but was in a world of pain
1971 BMW + miles and miles of scenic country roads minutes from my door = amazing
I ride my bike to get around and take the car out on weekends or occasionally in the evening, I think the fuel gauge is messed up since when I fill it up from E, even with the cost of premium around 4.50 I only pay 25-30$. Odometer is broken also but I figure 5 hours of driving pleasure is worth 25-30$.
I ride my bike to get around and take the car out on weekends or occasionally in the evening, I think the fuel gauge is messed up since when I fill it up from E, even with the cost of premium around 4.50 I only pay 25-30$. Odometer is broken also but I figure 5 hours of driving pleasure is worth 25-30$.
Depends on the year. 2002's
have notorious rust problems but are relatively inexpensive for an old fun car. They have no ECU or anything electronic to mess with and when you open the engine you can see the ground and no plastic, I can actually touch the ground through the top of the engine bay. As it is a cult car there are plenty of online groups devoted to it and tons of parts floating around. E30's are also great, not as much of a classic and would be more work with the modern electronics and what not.
only if I'm on a closed track...D
that bikes in GREAT shape for a headon... had a buddy lay one down on the highway just cruzing, he hit one of those stupid bump markers between lanes in a construction zone and that bike was WAY more thrashed than that picture...just don't end up like this. He lowsided pushing it too fast into a hairpin crossed the double yellow and hit a Chrysler 300 head on..he lived but was in a world of pain
I wonder what he wants for it.
DC is sooo unpleasant. The combination of xtreme commuters, tourists, politicians, and local governments that refuse to offer either viable public transport or well built roads is kind of a perfect storm.
NO.
@ weeks ago I had a Mom with her 2 kids in a mini-van point a sawed off shotgun at me fro honking at her after she almost side swiped me. I did shoot her the bird too. But still that is no excuse to go pulling a shotgun on someone. She then followed me but lost interest as I zig zagged through the neighborhood behind my work.
& yes. I work in the ghetto.
@ weeks ago I had a Mom with her 2 kids in a mini-van point a sawed off shotgun at me fro honking at her after she almost side swiped me. I did shoot her the bird too. But still that is no excuse to go pulling a shotgun on someone. She then followed me but lost interest as I zig zagged through the neighborhood behind my work.
& yes. I work in the ghetto.
Driving in and around Boston utterly blows.
Yep. Driving in the ADK's is fun. Lots of secluded, twisty roads to rip it up on. 