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the zip tie traction adders, they seem to be enough to get you on you way, very easily installed.

the zip tie traction adders, they seem to be enough to get you on you way, very easily installed.

Post by Yook Artık.

Anyone have experience with them?

Damn.. this is the easy way to lift a car... nothing easier except AAA coming and changing your tire

Nice new improvement in jack stands!

motorized wheelbarrow... why weren't they invented when I was a kid and could have used the help?

motorized wheelbarrow... why weren't they invented when I was a kid and could have used the help?



a small custom touch... very cool

Could cycling get any better for the planet? Yes, making the bike from wood, and recycled aluminum from cans, or old bikes!


Bikes are inherently pretty good for the environment: If everyone in the U.S. living within five miles of work started commuting by bike only one day a week, it would save as much pollution as taking a million cars off the road for a year.

 A new design concept from Dan Gestoso Rivers tries to make bike production more sustainable by swapping out a standard metal frame for wood and using components made from recycled soda cans.

Like Ikea furniture--and like a somewhat similar project called the Sandwichbike--the wooden bike is designed to fit in a small box, and a buyer could put the whole thing together using an Allen wrench.

Gestoso says the bike will be as strong as a typical aluminum frame, but it's clear that it's better in some areas, like the energy used to manufacture the frame.

The design uses sustainably grown wood everywhere possible, and the remaining metal pieces will be made from recycled aluminum or, potentially, metal recycled from discarded bikes.


Found on http://www.fastcoexist.com/3027716/this-bike-is-made-from-wood-and-recycled-soda-cans

some unusual and cool stuff

Active lane control, and cruise control, when used together... seem to do all the driving for this Infiniti owner



For the record, this isn't the stupidest thing I've posted that you should not try