Can't find the Biker's tribe so I'm dropping this image of a 1939 Harley-Davidson Knucklehead here.

1969 Chevrolet Chevelle Pro Touring 4913-NSH

youtu.be/8zBCXPYMdXA?si=K7PASfPj74HY4Qc2.html

@MentORPHEUS A Ford EcoSport would also do. It is simple, fuel efficient, and can complete that 100 mile trip without you or your passengers overheating. It it also affordable and you can drive off road in it.

1970 Chevrolet Chevelle 396 youtu.be/IHbwguEW0nU?si=r2gvjl-R3dnmjHF1.html

@MentORPHEUS fair point, respect your experience. There’s no doubt modern engineering wins in comfort and efficiency. But for some of us, the raw feel, the soul, and the unapologetic attitude of these “lead sleds” are the whole point. They weren’t built for convenience; they were built to command presence. Not everyone wants a ride that just gets you from A to B, some of us want to feel everything in between.

@Chantfire beautiful museum piece, but compared to modern cars, those old lead sleds make miserable transportation devices. Speaking as one who started a professional mechanic career in the mid 80s when they were still plentiful on the road in a wide range of conditions.

1968 Ford Torino GT Pro Street 4904-NSH

youtu.be/jIC7wppTLm8?si=ApKb_YPrQwaYTL9S.html

@Chantfire

Well because i removed the context from yours I didn't have to remove @kloi's response to it lmao

@Chantfire lol u suck

eat vcards

@Vermillion-Rx thats cool man @kloi got the joke.