Lessons to be learned:
Don't follow so closely! Half a meter from the bumper is not enough stopping distance.
Pay attention! Step away from the phone, be aware of your surroundings.
Expect the unexpected, even the Spanish inquisition!
I have 100 pairs of elephant pants in my shop.
I list 10 pairs on Ebay for sale at 100 baht.
Someone ordering through Ebay can only access 10 pairs.
Is that a scam?
A local comes into the shop and I offer to sell for 90 baht.
Does that make the 100 baht listing on Ebay a scam?
Can't they tie it up next to the aircraft carrier with no aircraft that can't leave port?
They can use it to store the helium they don't have for the blimps that don't fly.
Any unused space can be used to store the weapons for the F35 that the US won't deliver.
Shut off all power. Is the meter still running?
Go to the four co-located meters. Locate your meter, identify all wires connected. Trace them as far as possible to your entry point.
Fortunately, the hotel where he's been staying for the past month has filed a TM-30, so should be a simple matter of dispatching a BMW smart car before Monday when he'll be on overstay.
That's the advertised top speed.
I recall checking out cars in the used lot on Main Street in the early '80's, surprised that a corvette speedometer only went to 85 mph.
Salesman explained government regulation requirement.
Stock could be +/- 10%. And kids getting their bikes "tuned" can bump it up quite a bit.
It's actually quite safe.
1/4-mile runs are done on a straight track.
All riders required to have bikes inspected and wear appropriate protective gear.
Even the guys running nitro fuel have to wear flak vests....in case.
A good investigator could measure the tire marks left by the motorcycle attempting to stop quickly at 9:30 in the morning traveling at a very high rate of speed in the emergency stop lane.
Oh, wait...........no skid marks?
Assuming XMAX 300
The top speed of the Yamaha XMax 300 is quite impressive, reaching 89 mph in a full tuck.
https://motostatz.com/yamaha-xmax-300-top-speed-acceleration/
143 kmh