Have a good friend that found motorcycles and ice do not mix and went for a lengthy slide and a long healing process. About the only part of him that was void of abrasion was under his steel helmet and that matter was pounded around quite a bit.
Once a rider, most always a rider, so I am sure that he has his sights on getting better for that reason, if not others too.
Best wishes for a speedy recovery.
If you want to cheer Holden up, email him the following link: https://www.thequiz.com/only-a-real-gearhead-can-name-all-these-car-parts-can-you/
The answers are a hoot for Gearheads. ?????ÿ
I got 91%, which it says is average. I know I'm not a gear head.?ÿ As usual, I have some nit-picks.
I don't call the shift lever a "gear stick,"?ÿ and didn't like any of their choices.?ÿ
Wheel covers (not one of their choices) are NOT hub caps.?ÿ Actual hub caps haven't been visible for a lifetime.
Their exhaust pipe picture wasn't a good example, as it only shows 6 inches, so I was relieved to get it right.
I got the drive shaft right, but wonder how their picture relates to 4-wheel drive as mentioned.
I was confused by the reversing sensors.?ÿ Does a car have that many, and have you ever seen the ABCD display?
I got 94%, but object to the same ones (especially the wheel cover question) that Bill does.?ÿ Like Bill, I missed the "reversing sensors" -- I knew they were position sensors, but on many new cars they appear all around, not just in back, and there's no dedicated display associated with them, just video, warning lights and buzzers.
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That's a gear shift, not a gear stick. ?ÿThat's where you install the "?ÿchromium-plated
Fully-illuminated
Genuine accessory shift knob"
