300 lb bike like you just bought makes sense for a first bike. Looks good, too.
I learned on a lightweight dirt bike. Then nearly got killed on a rice burner in the mid 70’s, and sold the Terminator to buy this red pig in 2020. It’s fun, but it’s still a pig, and I ain’t getting any younger...
84,000. That’s 17.5 surgeries a day, five days a week, year in, year out for twenty years, assuming doc has four weeks vacation a year.
Not sure if I’d trust that claim.
This just popped up on CL ten minutes from me. I hate it when people screw with “classics” (i.e. hood scoop), but it looks somewhat interesting otherwise.
https://raleigh.craigslist.org/cto/d/apex-1966-mustang-fastback/7006033478.html
Before I bought the Terminator a few years ago I was shopping hard for a 65-66 fastback.
One of the struggles I had in my mind is if it was modded, everyone wanted the sun, moon, and stars for them, and the question in my mind was, does this devalue a classic since it's been molested? And if I...
Didn’t mean to slam the one you posted. I wasn’t even thinking about that. I had just done a search and 98% of them are lowered.
But then there’s this one. It’s not the one, but it could be, with some better wheels...
I’ve no clue.
I was just ogling ’56 Ford F100’s. Maybe if I live long enough and this fad passes on lowering these things like go-karts. Sheesh. I’m not liking that look at all on that truck.
We used to sit in dad’s TravelAll and watch thunderstorms roll in because he said that was the safest place to watch an electrical storm. The real reason was because he liked watching electrical storms, and so do I.
FF has a gen III Daytona Coupe that I am seriously interested in, but done right they are $65K plus, and I honestly don’t want to build one. They might show up on the secondary market in a few years but thus far they are looking like $65K plus to buy any decent example. The Gen III is totally...