utube finds

[yamahonkawazuki]

Such a great design. What was it that made them stop making little bikes like that?

they can be as slow as I am in the morning when governed. but un cork em, can move along. id say  Honda moved on to bigger profits. damn tho id ride one to work lol.

[pliskin]

Wait just one second. What about this design? That sucker could off-road! Incredible! Why-oh-why can't Dodge build a car like that today? Nice find codajastal

[Janx101]

  .. that old dodge is hectic! ...  .. be cool to have one now if it could be found still ... basic resto job ... take it to a 4wd field day .. compete with the other 'weekend warriors' .. watch their faces  as it gets through everything their 'supertruck' does .. 

.... it has.. and always will be... 'how you use it' 

[yamahonkawazuki]

Awwwe 

[adidasguy]

  

[yamahonkawazuki]

 

yup me too 

[codajastal]

[Janx101]

haaaahahhaaha..... hahhhaahahaahahaa.... hhahaaahahahhhahahah .. 

[Janx101]

it from 2012 ... but .. hooly dooly!! .. lots of 10/10ths pushing it!

[Janx101]

and not the IOMTT .. but a lot of the same guys .. Ireland style!

[Janx101]

.. and Yama ... you're a carbide cannon fan eh!?

[yamahonkawazuki]

ive just got 2lbs of the stuff. that theres got to be well above that.

[codajastal]

Currently in the news
heres the original uncut footage

[tmbr_wulf]

and not the IOMTT .. but a lot of the same guys .. Ireland style!

Is that barbed wire in the corner of the screen, just a foot off of the road?!?!

Oh!!  And this group in New York are infuriating, I can't believe how these guys act!!!!  LOL, I'm actually hearing people talk about it across the office right now as I type.

[Paulcet]

Currently in the news
heres the original uncut footage

Yeah.
Rant on-
The guy who got hit at the rear tire, the one with the broken leg if I understand correctly? Sucks for him, for sure. But he all but "deserves" it. He put himself in a bad situation. We all take on more than a little extra responsibility when we use a mode of transportation that is inherently less safe than in a cage. We consciously ride defensively because the stakes are high. Extremely high. The one who was initially hit put himself in a very bad position. Just a few feet in front of a distracted driver. Don't we all, as riders, notice distracted drivers and give extra space? Don't we learn to predict drivers' habits and movements so that we can avoid potentially deadly situations? The initial injured party failed as a rider. Miserably. -Rant off

[codajastal]

Yeah.
Rant on-
The guy who got hit at the rear tire, the one with the broken leg if I understand correctly? Sucks for him, for sure. But he all but "deserves" it. He put himself in a bad situation. We all take on more than a little extra responsibility when we use a mode of transportation that is inherently less safe than in a cage. We consciously ride defensively because the stakes are high. Extremely high. The one who was initially hit put himself in a very bad position. Just a few feet in front of a distracted driver. Don't we all, as riders, notice distracted drivers and give extra space? Don't we learn to predict drivers' habits and movements so that we can avoid potentially deadly situations? The initial injured party failed as a rider. Miserably. -Rant off

Totally agree, He was actually brake checking the SUV (what a dumbass) Still no excuse for the driver to run the bikers over and speed off though.

[yamahonkawazuki]

Yeah.
Rant on-
The guy who got hit at the rear tire, the one with the broken leg if I understand correctly? Sucks for him, for sure. But he all but "deserves" it. He put himself in a bad situation. We all take on more than a little extra responsibility when we use a mode of transportation that is inherently less safe than in a cage. We consciously ride defensively because the stakes are high. Extremely high. The one who was initially hit put himself in a very bad position. Just a few feet in front of a distracted driver. Don't we all, as riders, notice distracted drivers and give extra space? Don't we learn to predict drivers' habits and movements so that we can avoid potentially deadly situations? The initial injured party failed as a rider. Miserably. -Rant off

Totally agree, He was actually brake checking the SUV (what a dumbass) Still no excuse for the driver to run the bikers over and speed off though.

I have to agree. mostly. when surrounded by a hostile crowd get away from it and stop. idk how hed have done had it only been himself in the rover.

[yamahonkawazuki]

random music video heard while watching the replacements

a very deep tune if one listens between the lines

[codajastal]

Currently in the news
heres the original uncut footage

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Alexian Lien, 33, was the man driving the Range Rover in the terrifying road-rage video that went viral this week.

Lien was dragged from his SUV and attacked by a group of bikers, known as the Hollywood Stuntz, after a harrowing chase sparked when he ran over at least one rider — reportedly fearing for his family after his vehicle was surrounded.

Lien was released from a hospital on the night of the attack, lucky to escape with minor injuries, reports The Daily News.

The NYPD arrested one man, Christopher Cruz, in relation to the incident. He's charged with a slew of charges, including endangering a child.

Here's what you need to know about Lien and his involvement in this terrible ordeal and viral phenomenon...

1. Lien and His Wife Were Celebrating Their Anniversary
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Lien became a target of the gang while he was driving along the West Side Highway in Manhattan with his wife and 2-year-old daughter. The couple were celebrating their one-year wedding anniversary.

It's alleged that the erratic driving of Christopher Cruz (which included performing wheelies and sudden braking) drew the the frustration of Lien. Eventually the incident came to head when Cruz slowed down in front of Lien and Lien's vehicle struck the bike. The SUV was forced to stop, and bikers surrounded it. The 33-year-old, fearing for his family's safety, panicked and sped away from the group, hitting several of them.


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2. He Was Beaten and Knifed in Front of His 2-Year-Old Daughter
The horrific attack ended in Washington Heights, where a group of bikers attacked the family, breaking the car's windows, dragging him out, stabbing him in the face and beating him. Lien's 2-year-old daughter sat in a car seat just a few inches away.

The bikers had fled the scene by the time NYPD arrived. Lien was taken to Columbia University Medical Center where he received stitches and was released.


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Christopher Cruz has been arrested and charged in relation to the Range Rover/biker attack that happened on the Westside Highway in Manhattan.
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3. Lien Founded an E-Commerce Powerhouse
Lien is one of the founders of the e-commerce firm Skrill.com. The London-based company was founded in 2007 and has assets of nearly $50 million, according Due Dil.
4. He Will Not Face Charges Despite Possibly Paralyzing a Biker
CBS New York is reporting that Lien will not be charged, despite hitting biker Jeremiah Mieses, 26, from Lawrence, Massachusetts. Mieses' father, the Rev. Edwin Mieses, has said that his son will never walk again.

5. Lien is Graduate of Columbia University
Lien is a resident of Lower Manhattan, where he lives with his wife Rosalyn and their 2-year-old daughter.

He was born in 1980 and now works for a company called MB Employee Nominees Limited, where he's listed as a "Banker." Previously he worked for Swiss bank Credit Suisse.

He has a computer engineering degree from Columbia University.

He reportedly rejected requests from reporters from interviews and has deleted his social media accounts for fear of reprisals from the biker gang.

[codajastal]