Stop signs are a royal pain and lower gas mileage. In the city where I live, they are beginning to install roundabouts like they have in Europe. They work nicely as long as drivers know what they are doing.
I have a general dislike for delivery trucks because I'm from a large city. They double park and cause other problems so to hear something like this isn't all that surprising.
One of the things that most people don't consider is keeping the engine clean. If the engine is caked on with grease and gunk, it retains heat. Keep it clean and top it off with coolant.
I think what you have to consider is how long you are going to keep the car and where you drive. In my opinion, a lot of people don't keep their cars long enough to offset the price of the car.
Never changed the condenser before but if the instructions are online and it looks pretty easy, give it a try. Might take a bit of time but in the end, you'll end up saving money.
Tesla announced it's 2nd generation roadster due out in 2014. The electric powered car is supposed to have 288 horsepower and go from zero to 60 in 3.7 seconds. That's just wild.
Your bike is 30 years old? That's incredible. Either Honda makes great bikes or you take good care of it or both. Regardless of what it is, happy riding.
I know for me, I kind of get "cabin fever" because I have to keep my bike locked up during the winter because of lousy weather. So when the weather is nice, first chance I get, I'm out for a ride.
There's a specific gasoline company that advertises that it contains techron which is supposed to keep your engine clean and running better. For me, I think it's just hype but what do others think?
How many people here know how to drive a car with a stick shift? I've read recently that there are fewer and fewer cars out there with a manual transmission.
I've heard both sides of the argument about whether or not helmets should be worn. Helmet wearers want to be safe. That's good. Those who don't want to wear helmets say they are hot and prevent the rider from using all of their senses while riding.
I use GasBuddy whenever I'm planning a trip so I know where the least expensive gasoline is. May seem like saving pennies at the time but pennies do add up.