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R/T perhaps... there is no SRT-8 version of the Durango.

Same Pentastar in this one. It's the Rallye package so it looks like an R/T.

Thanks. I'm pretty happy with it. Nope. I had a HEMI Magnum, but this has the 3.6 Pentastar.

2015 Durango Limited Rallye;

I've heard good things about the Pentastar... but it will take some getting used to (whatever I get) as my Magnum is the R/T with the Hemi...

Flex inside; great. Flex outside; nope! Durango is at the top of the list if I got the CUV/SUV route... so far. And while mini-vans are the ultimate in utility, you're right... they're just not me.

As do I... as I start trying to figure out what's going to replace my '06 Dodge Magnum. No wagons on the market have the room this has and I'm trying to stay out of the CUV / SUV market.

Read the law on this and tell us what you learn. If still in doubt, you just acknowledged that it may not be visible by a camera (because it's not at the back of the vehicle). Lastly; have someone sit on your bike, feet on pegs, and then sit in a car at a proper following distance and tell us...

Gotcha!

I disagree. The split, well, split the fans, funding, coverage, etc... As mentioned in someone else's post, it also brought about the end of competition (chassis builders, engine options, etc...) and now it's a generic field... which Indycar never was.

For me it's because there will be some form of tire wear on the front that will (likely) not allow the bike to handle as well as having 2 new shoes will. I have a 990 Superduke that literally eats the rears (OK, my right hand has something to do with that too). I went down to the cords (oops)...

^ This... ... and this ^.

Looks good, but I'm wondering about its endurance on the exhaust tip.

Lots of room on device (64G iPhone). Tried both landscape and portrait; no change.

Are you sure about the data saved? I am trying the same and getting Kingston to Whitby, Minden to the north and Google is reporting that it will take about 1.5 gig. It won't allow me to select a larger area.

I've used this a couple of times; use the interface which runs Google Maps for ease then upload to your GPS. Now it has an app for smart phones (I haven't tried that yet). http://www.tyretotravel.com/

In 2011 I found myself straying from riding only to find that it was just me losing interest with sportbikes. Enter the 990 Superduke and 5 years later I'm still riding the same Superduke with NO want for any other bike to replace it.

Get a room, this is not a dating site. Couldn't resist.

No, that's an additional option.

The wheel locks, while good, don't have the grip strength to keep the wheel from rotating when installing a very tight new tire. Use a strap to tie off one of the wheel spokes to one of the arms of the machine and you're gold. Also, the Yellow Thing is worth it's weight in gold...