Recent content by Fireballsocal

While I don't disagree, Tesla at $223 is still more than the next 5 automakers put together or was at the time of the 3 way split. They are still highly overvalued for their income. Most of which still comes from selling carbon credits. They still have a long way to fall before Elon starts to worry.

Bingo. Park at Osborne, meander across the 78 and you are in big untouched dunes. Cross by the ranger station or glamis beach store and you are in the flats. You can take Ted Kipf road North from the glamis beach store and drive till you find what you like. You may need a pass to drive up there...

Worldwide though a large portion come from North America. Used to be a large portion came from America but the great recession around 08 pushed a ton of parts suppliers into Mexico and to a lesser degree, Canada.

They found a so far private investor to buy 30% of the debt which allows them to restart production. My thought is why are they going to start production if they haven't been able to sell over 200,000 motorcycles in inventory? I'm looking for a deal on a 300 xc or exc two smoke or a 500 thumper...

Cell. My only phone.

I've had this happen 5 times in the last month. A local area code call comes in to my cell phone. I answer and the caller asks "Is Ben Brittain available". I answer yes and they immediately hang up. Today, instead of answering yes, I asked what they were calling about and they hung up. I got the...

The eff is this crap? Not you Wop. The tea slinger...

Haha. the original came via AOL. Yes, that AOL. I figured NBC had a bit moire credit so I linked to that.

Agreed. That's a lot of zeros. Enough that it will effect all of us negatively. Some more than others.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/congress/house-gop-panel-approves-budget-blueprint-steep-tax-spending-cuts-rcna192002

I wonder if this will dampen home prices in SoCal. Previous insurance costs didn't. Rising interest rates didn't. The nearly 50% increase in the last 5 years didn't.

The Japanese and European motorcycle manufacturers came to the conclusion as a group that speeds were getting out of hand for street bikes and limited their top speeds stock to 186 mph. It was the Hayabusa that started the talks. BMW and Ducati both make models that break that agreement.

There is so much cool in that shaky home video. The three wheel buggy with the gigantic caster wheel in front looks like so much freakin fun.

The thought this guy put into the buggy is crazy. In that time period, there were lots of garage built experiments as the hobby decided which way it wanted to head next. I'd never heard of this one and it's well worth the 11 minutes.