Running into mental blocks while thinking of something to write next is always a common issue, so instead I turned to my followers on Instagram for some thoughts instead. What I have never thought was possible is the comparison between 2 things that are only related by the number of wheels they have and the "Elica" suffix in their names. I can confidently say that I am the first person in history to compare the Toyota Celica sports car and the rugged workhorse that is the Mitsubishi Delica! Of course, since this comparison is like comparing the "taste of a bottle of Mountain Dew" to the "population of the Province of Luxembourg, Belgium"; we will have to use a points system to tally up who's got more GUMPTION!!! Here's how it will work. Each car will earn: 30 points for performance. This incorporates 10 pts for Horsepower (pure muscular bragging rights), 10 pts for Power-to-weight Ratio (who moves their mass more effectively) & 10 pts for Top ...
If you ever find yourself wandering down by the water at Kobe Port, it’s impossible to miss the massive, futuristic white mesh structure of the Kobe Maritime Museum. It’s a striking piece of architecture (that looks suspiciously like the Manukau Vodafone Event Center...) But let’s be honest—if you have petrol running through your veins, you aren’t here to look at old shipping routes or cargo boat blueprints. You’re here for what’s waiting inside. Welcome to Kawasaki Good Times World . It’s the ultimate, unapologetic homage to over half a century of heavy-metal performance. And while the museum curators will happily try to guide you toward their massive Shinkansen bullet trains, helicopters, and industrial robots, I had exactly one objective on my radar: the legendary, loud, and brilliantly obnoxious world of Team Green. Walking into the main motorcycle hall is a genuine sensory hit. It feels less like a sterile museum exhibition and more like stepping directly into a high-octane time c...