Why was Bed storage deleted ??

I'm happy to share! Just send me a nice, new GoPro.

 

I can't because COVID says sharing is bad. I don't even have a nice, new GoPro

 

I keep Ratchet Straps and Rope in mine but put them in gallon sized ziploc bags and they stay nice, clean, and dry.

 

I'll give you my address. Amazon is my friend.


Man, though. We do need to revisit 'sharing is caring' these days.

 

how about a gently used GoPro... was exposed to some warm temps, but otherwise seems fine...

 

I can work with that.

Badass vid!

 

I saw these at Costco the other day. Seems like an pretty good deal for $290.

I'd get it, I but I already have an old hero 3+ and also a hero 6 I won on the cut the rope game in the kiddie casino (arcade) on a cruise.

https://www.costco.com/gopro-hero8-black-action-camera-bundle.product.100647473.html

 

That's a good deal.

I have never bought one. Usually get by with my phone, but it gets that wavy image from the vibes. It is really bad on the bike.

Action cam and drone shots can be absolutely stellar.

 

I will take the power driver seat, Apple Car Play and TSS on my 2020 over a large driver side cubby and GoPro mount on a 2017 any day. You can buy a GoPro Mount for $5. Seriously, do people still use GoPros??

 

I am jealous of the power seat and Android Auto. And yes, people still use GoPros quite a bit. But quite frankly, I'll take the large cubby and non-ugly tail lights over all that fancy tech.

 

Maybe you mean lorry?

"...a truck is any type of vehicle that transports loads heavier than 3.5 tonnes and that a lorry is a truck with a self-contained unit for cargo and a cabin.

A truck or lorry is a motor vehicle designed to transport cargo. Trucks vary greatly in size, power, and configuration; smaller varieties may be mechanically similar to some automobiles. Commercial trucks can be very large and powerful and may be configured to be mounted with specialized equipment, such as in the case of refuse trucks, fire trucks, concrete mixers, and suction excavators. In American English, a commercial vehicle without a trailer or other articulation is formally a "straight truck" while one designed specifically to pull a trailer is not a truck but a "tractor".[1]"

 

I remember the days of straight truck drivers.

 

I honestly had a really hard time deciding between the ridgeline vs the tacoma. Ultimately I went with the tacoma because I plan on camping a lot more often and will eventually get bit by the overlanding bug. also the ridgeline is the only "truck" that is somehow more expensive than a tacoma. can't pull the trigger on a 36K truck that looks like a soccer mom mobile with a truck bed. Although when test driving the ridgeline I really enjoyed the ride quality and all the tech inside.

 

removed*

Might as well say "backspaced" if you are going to mangle words like a troglodyte.

 

What's the difference between a minibus and a van (Thanks to the Brits that train here, I found out there is a difference).

A. Minibus is the same as a minivan, and their use of a van implies a no window having cargo van.

 

What about people mover or a ute?

 

Just repeating what they tell me, I have no idea.

 

I know nothing.

- Sgt Schultz and / or Socrates​

Smartest men ever!

 

I know it is popular to hate on the Ridgeline but it is a really useful truck for several uses. I know two contractors who swear by their Ridgeline. Are they going off road? No. Are they using them as essentially mobile / utility reliable offices on wheels for their business? Yes. What is interesting is that Honda doesn't seem to be focused on improving the platform and the annual sales have dropped quite a bit. I wonder what their long term plan for the Ridgeline happens to be?