Circa 2006.
Showing posts with label HONDA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HONDA. Show all posts
August 26, 2012
August 22, 2012
RRMAZING
Where else can you find a four cylinder at about A ton and some change outputting 260HP. This is Honda at its finest.
December 13, 2011
Face It
With so much bullshit and ego in the so called automotive culture whether slammed, jdm, drift and euro (you name the micro sub culture of the automotive culture) many guys believe that taking photos of their ride or being praised by attending meets or knowing the most forum members is what will equate to that tingling feeling of being wanted is really what completes life. Wrong fuck face. The reality is people are to infatuated by car manufactures ie BMW, 2 Door Japanese Cars etc. that they think their car is what makes up themselves and their boring livesYou try explaining to people the logic of car meets. Yea you meet other guys with the same cars and just stand there for 1 hour doing nothing but talking about the same car you have. We all might as well attend a Nissan Altima meet or a Toyota Matrix meet. The point is these meets are unproductive and guys end up thinking their lives are their cars or the whole scene is "it."This isin't the old days when you had to know and the old gear heads that cared are long gone or quietly doing things. What a generation of bros.
The only way to show people that I have some class is by acquiring this vinyl sticker and tilting it 45 degrees to the left rear windshield.
October 23, 2011
April 8, 2011
Melissa Ford & Honda Accord
Do you accept base Honda Accords as tunable platforms?? It's not a Euro-R :(
March 8, 2011
February 5, 2011
Men & Scooters = No
With the import automotive world being predominately saturated with Japanese cars and anything with their culture, it was only a matter of time that you started seeing insecure 5'4 "Asian-American" hypebeast driving these (Insert Ethnic Asian) delivery rides. Is it possible to even consider yourself a MAN when you firmly believe its ideal to drive around in a small scooter?
A comment from the link by Scooter Rider:
"I ride a scooter and I like them, but I know that guys who ride them look totally gay. Guys cannot ride scooters without looking like a homo. I can't afford to buy and insure a l real motorcycle, so I ride a scooter. It's great for getting around town and going to work, and I'm married so I don't need to try to impress girls. Single, young guys should not ride one unless they want everyone to think they are gay. As an aside, a lot of scooter riders think they are the cat's meow, and that's just sort of pathetic."
I know a lot of the people that jumped on this hype are predominately Asian kids from here mainly in California. I have seen Rukus meets in the North East by NYC and NJ,they too are predominately Asian.The people that usually fix these scooters are hypebeast "Asian Americans" that claim they are fashionistas by shopping in Supreme,Bape,Stussy,Neighborhood and Uniqlo. These are the guys that hop on forums, sig some Import model of 9 races mixed with dog when she looks mongoloid and wants everyone's approval for every little detail on their so called build.
Case and point:
Watch the first 20 seconds, look who rolls in together:
Notice the lack of women in this picture and the rest of the videos, COME ON SON.
Riding Away Alone
A comment from the link by Scooter Rider:
"I ride a scooter and I like them, but I know that guys who ride them look totally gay. Guys cannot ride scooters without looking like a homo. I can't afford to buy and insure a l real motorcycle, so I ride a scooter. It's great for getting around town and going to work, and I'm married so I don't need to try to impress girls. Single, young guys should not ride one unless they want everyone to think they are gay. As an aside, a lot of scooter riders think they are the cat's meow, and that's just sort of pathetic."
I know a lot of the people that jumped on this hype are predominately Asian kids from here mainly in California. I have seen Rukus meets in the North East by NYC and NJ,they too are predominately Asian.The people that usually fix these scooters are hypebeast "Asian Americans" that claim they are fashionistas by shopping in Supreme,Bape,Stussy,Neighborhood and Uniqlo. These are the guys that hop on forums, sig some Import model of 9 races mixed with dog when she looks mongoloid and wants everyone's approval for every little detail on their so called build.
Case and point:
Watch the first 20 seconds, look who rolls in together:
Notice the lack of women in this picture and the rest of the videos, COME ON SON.
Riding Away Alone
February 4, 2011
Drivers With Leaf Badges
What the Badges really mean:
Drivers in Japan from their 75th birthday need to display a momiji (Japanese maple leaf) sign of autumnal red and gold on the windscreen or on the back of the car whenever they get behind the wheel. There is no rule as to where the sign should be put which means that it can get overlooked. Presumably the thinking is that, like learners, elderly drivers need to be identified so that the other road users will drive more defensively. There will come a time if it hasn't already when momiji signs considerably outnumber learner signs as the elderly have perhaps 15 to 20 years to display whilst learners are usually finished within six months.
(Refer To JDM Guy Above)
Ignoring the meanings of symbols, and just identifying something as "that shit is hot niqqa" or "dats straight up fiyah." Usually you will see some guy named Chris or the driver has a friend named Chris that owns an Integra that is similar to this one. Yes this guy doesn't even know what Option sticker really means nor has he ever seen an Option magazine or video. The Japanese badge indicates that any revving or flybys from this "niqqa" be ignored.
Drivers in Japan from their 75th birthday need to display a momiji (Japanese maple leaf) sign of autumnal red and gold on the windscreen or on the back of the car whenever they get behind the wheel. There is no rule as to where the sign should be put which means that it can get overlooked. Presumably the thinking is that, like learners, elderly drivers need to be identified so that the other road users will drive more defensively. There will come a time if it hasn't already when momiji signs considerably outnumber learner signs as the elderly have perhaps 15 to 20 years to display whilst learners are usually finished within six months.
(Refer To JDM Guy Above)
Ignoring the meanings of symbols, and just identifying something as "that shit is hot niqqa" or "dats straight up fiyah." Usually you will see some guy named Chris or the driver has a friend named Chris that owns an Integra that is similar to this one. Yes this guy doesn't even know what Option sticker really means nor has he ever seen an Option magazine or video. The Japanese badge indicates that any revving or flybys from this "niqqa" be ignored.
Meat on Wheels
With the trend of stretching tires, what ever happened to getting more for your money?
January 20, 2011
January 19, 2011
January 13, 2011
January 10, 2011
December 21, 2010
The Import Scene Circa 2000s
I had posted about this a few months ago. I thought I'd continue to visit this era of cars. It's only right with this decade coming to an end. Late 1990s and early 2000s most cars were very flamboyant with paint, bodykits,i.c.e. and just about anything with the car. Does anyone remember pastel colored cars? Evo style foglights? "Altezza" style taillights? R33 lights? Neon underglows?Here's a homage to the past.
November 3, 2010
October 6, 2010
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