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harambae
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Which ones in particular do you recommend? KaZantip was in some ways similar but ended in 2014 (since it was held in Crimea). Others I can think of are more straight music festivals (ex. Sea Dance Festival) and are fun but not the same. SXS
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Would scoop tires work? (If you brought them along on a spare set of rims and swapped them when it became clear what weather was coming)
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I rode in a $789,000 flying car and experienced the future of commuting. Maybe
(businessinsider.com)
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While this is true, the typical taxi’s vehicle doesn’t cost a quarter million dollars (radar, LiDAR, high performance compute system, special calibration). I am curious how much cheaper the robotaxis will actually be for the user (right now
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3y ago
The average driveway costs around $5k and the average home cost in the USA is now $416. So while it could be possible to shave off half of that 1.2% cost and save 0.6% it would come with needing some kind of easement or shared arrangement w
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3y ago
>and robobikes Is anyone currently doing this? I’ve seen proof of concepts for racing in motogp or something, but didn’t realized autonomous motorcycles was a thing outside the racetrack.
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Owning a home is getting riskier – and it's showing up in the insurance market
(businessinsider.com)
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Signs point to e-bike company SONDORS in peril, leaving riders stranded
(electrek.co)
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It’s not an electric bike craze. You’re looking at the future of transportation
(electrek.co)
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I bought my last car 13 years ago and wanted to upgrade during Covid but didn't (after prices went up a bunch). Didn't sell my existing car, didn't buy a new one. So, by your definition, did I contribute to the auto shortage?
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3y ago
>not a chance I'm entering the market again at 7% If you're not buying another house, how does that change the net availability? You're not buying or selling.
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Preorders Open for Erik Buell’s Long-Awaited ‘Fllow’ Electric Motorcycle
(forbes.com)
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> no longer focused on self-driving Not quite. More like they're partnering with others and staying internally focused on their core competencies, like any good company does. Section "Get to know our autonomous partners"
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“Housing is for living, not for speculation” - President Xi Probably the last time I agree with him on something
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Russia has pumped so much money into the economy that it's creating a boom
(businessinsider.com)
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Cops on horseback in California are cracking down on illegal e-bikes
(electrek.co)
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Biden- Harris Announce Actions to Lower Housing Costs and Boost Supply
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Rich white-collar suspects spend millions to turn their luxury homes into jails
(insider.com)
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> Now they have this security concept where every ECU on the car will have their own private key Not just a concept, on vehicles you buy today (from, for example, Ford and VW) https://cdn.vector.com/cms/content/
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I also work in the industry and tend to agree. Right now if you get an official replacement ECU on a secured CAN network the device comes from the OEM already set up with the matching SecOC (AES-128) key that the OEM recorded in their backe
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California Wants to Make You Get an EBike License
(micromobility.substack.com)
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Paved rail tracks to water shuttles- dreaming up Boston transportation solutions
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I think technically mopeds, but yes. It's a weird and convoluted space now. Just as an example -- people will purposely install bicycle pedals on Surrons to make it look like they are just assisted ebikes or something. https:/&#x
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Sur Ron light bee X is 110 lbs Sur Ron ultra bee is 187 lbs So I guess it would look, almost exactly, halfway between these
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Is motorcycle parking still free (or unenforced) in most of Manhattan? I did this for many years (sometimes with a motorcycle cover as people recommended, but sometimes without) and was never ticketed. In Boston it was the same policy until
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3y ago
A better comparison, as far as flowing with traffic, is a moped (i.e. Honda Navi, top speed 55mph) rather than a motorcycle (i.e. Suzuki SV650, top speed 130mph). I had to look it up myself, not being sure, but "the Navi isn’t freeway-
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Typically only true if you're not wearing a helmet.
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I'll play devil's advocate on this one -- most motorcycles sold today will do 125mph and the Kei trucks I'm familiar with cruise at around 55mph reliably (some may technically go up to 65mph if you sit there redlining). I
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Matt Cox talked his way out of imminent arrest, went on the run for 3 years, and was only discovered after his girlfriend slipped up and told something to the wrong person. So yeah it happens https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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Well the T is as terrible as always, but until 2 weeks ago or so the motorcycle and moped parking situation was ok, if you were willing to do that. But recently they started enforcing that very aggressively and requiring motorcycles to pay
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