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Configuring a truck is a deeply personal matter, but we liked the new Trail Boss trims. These include a factory-warrantied two-inch suspension lift, Rancho monotube shocks, skid plates, a locking rear differential, and hill descent control. You can choose the more basic Custom Trail Boss with the V6 engine at $43,395 or the more feature-rich LT Trail Boss with the new 5.3-liter V8 at $49,795. You can save a few bucks off those numbers by getting the double-cab, but once you see the crew-cab you’re going to want it.  For our money, we’d get the LT Trail Boss and add the convenience pack because heated seats have made us soft and weak.

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After that, I removed the little pin (and the cotter pin) connecting the master cylinder pushrod with the clutch pedal.

As such, I do agree with most of these safety items, though I’m not pleased with the increased price of vehicles as a result.

Recognizing differences goes both ways. If you want the safety systems, you can buy them for your own vehicle. Just don’t passively force them on me and others through regulation and legislation.

The 5.3-liter V8 with DFM returns 15 mpg in the city and 20 mpg on the highway when it powers the 4WD LT Trail Boss crew-cab model. The High Country crew-cab powered by the 6.2-liter engine returns 16 and 20, respectively. Chevrolet hasn’t released fuel economy figures for the 2.7-liter.

I don’t mind the added safety systems if they are optional. Let me chose what I want or make them all part of a safety package. My main concerns with these systems is the complexity, repair costs, and added weight. Good drivers don’t need them but they make other drivers more lax because they no longer have to worry about skill of driving.

The trailering package, with an included app, has all sorts of functionality. You can add a custom profile for each trailer; perform a lighting test as you inspect the vehicle from outside as part of the included Pre-Departure Checklist; hardwire a camera to the back—as well as see down the sides of the trailer, and use the aforementioned birds-eye view—and check the trailer tire pressure. (Considering the many available camera angles, it raised the question as to why the front view disappeared when a rear camera was added; the answer was short and sheepish: because the truck was made with only four available camera inputs, instead of five.) You’ll also receive an alert on your smartphone if someone’s tampering with the vehicle or trailer. 

I agree with Sajeev’s three reasons. Mandated safety equipment of all kinds has made new cars less affordable for many people which tends to keep more older and less-safe cars on the road for longer.

Harley-Davidson said Tuesday it’s recalling about 238,300 motorcycles, worldwide, for a clutch problem — the fourth recall for a clutch issue in five years.

1. Seat foam. Yamaha made a big deal about its 16-percent-denser seat foam. We had to replace our 2019 seat after 10 hours because the foam broke down.2. Ergos. Even though it is thinner than it was two years ago, it is a big, bulky, wide and heavy bike.3. Weight. You can feel the 238 pounds any time you lean the bike over.4. Blue rims. We prefer silver rims. Blue rims belong on a TM. We don’t hate that the rims are anodized a color, just that dark-colored rims end up looking like salt and pepper in a short time. Black and blue rims get scratched up by tire irons and chipped by roost. With silver rim, you don’t see the damage.5. Handlebar height. The handlebar mounts are too tall; switch to the 5mm lower bar mounts from the 2017 YZ450F.6. Air filter. The filter should not lie on top of the backfire screen. Why not? The pulsing engine sucks the filter oil downward and dirt follows it. A Twin Air air filter Band Aids the issue.7. Noise. With the airbox mounted where the gas tank would normally go, there is a lot of noise that wasn’t there when that space was just gasoline. 

“As for the demeaning: “Get these awful poor people and their cheap/old cars off the roads and away from my precious children!!!” post. In Ontario we have strict regulations regarding vehicle safety inspections and police officers regularly pull unsafe vehicles off the road. And for a very good reason, if your vehicle is unsafe, it is putting everyone else on the road in danger. Much like driving impaired.”