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Does bike know when it's running?
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(06-18-2019, 12:07 PM)GoldOxide_imp Wrote:
(06-18-2019, 08:07 AM)SportsterDoc_imp Wrote:
(06-18-2019, 05:30 AM)Gone in 60_imp Wrote: I have never owned an automatic car, but manuals are getting harder to find. My cousin had to special order a BMW 4-series coupe to get a manual, four months for delivery. My boss found a used 4-series in manual, and was engaged in a bidding war for it. A good friend wanted a 2018 Ecoboost Mustang convertible with a manual. Six month delivery. All US manuals have had the clutch-only start for years now as well.

My current Fiesta better last a long time...

I worked at Disneyland in the 80s. There was a fleet of service trucks roaming the parking lot, guided by spotters in towers with a complete view of the lot. Among other things, they were looking for guests with hoods up. There had been several instances where a good Samaritan would try to help jump-start someone else's dead car. Two cars, nose-to-nose, cabled up, usually with someone standing between them. If one car was a manual, and the engine was started in gear without the clutch in, wham, bad day for the guy between the cars, and we sue Disney as it was on their property. The service trucks would try to get there to help before someone might hurt themselves.

2019 Kia Soul base model, 1.6 liter, 6 speed manual, no remote door operation, but cruise control can be added for ~$70 in Kia parts.

2019 Kia Soul base model, 1.6 liter, 6 speed manual, no remote door operation, but cruise control can be added for ~$70 in Kia parts.
Sorry - have to ask: In few words, how is the 1.6L 6-speed Soul? Punchy enough?

2019 Kia Soul base model, 1.6 liter, 6 speed manual, no remote door operation, but cruise control can be added for ~$70 in Kia parts.
Sorry - have to ask: In few words, how is the 1.6L 6-speed Soul? Punchy enough?
Not impressive 0-60, but does well on highway.

Took it up Lee Canyon on Monday to visit wild horses.
The 2 lane climbs from ~3,000 feet to over 8,500 feet in about 14 miles.
If I do the 55 MPH speed limit, it needs 4th and 3rd to hold speed (3 grand kids aboard)
If I do 65, it will pull it in 5th and 4th (wife aboard)

Pulling that grade, trip computer shows 24 MPG, but round trip was 36 MPG.
I can haul 4 grandkids and gear.

Corners like a go-cart.
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RE: Does bike know when it's running? - by SportsterDoc_imp - 06-29-2019, 06:35 AM

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