Rusty PW
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- Russ
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- Fayette Nam, Pennsyltucky
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- '22 JTRD, '11 370Z Nismo, '07 Honda VFR
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Don't get me wrong. The US built vehicles have their controls one way. The Japanese vehicles are another way. And so the European vehicles too. When you own a couple of different vehicles at one time. You learn to adapt to each one. The stalk controls on my Power Wagon and Grand Cherokee are different. The placement of the cruise controls are a bit different too. Everytime I drive a different vehicle. I have to do a quick relearn. Complaining about placement controls. Just adapt. If you want to bitch about control placement. Try owning a old Husky MX'er with the shifter on the right and brake on the left. And a Honda at the same time. Go out and do some trail riding in the morning. Come home and hop on the Honda for some street riding. Talk about confused feet.Well, schooled by Mr. grumpy pants! Not that I disagree with your reasoning, just your approach. Clearly a boomer. Which by the way stir’s respect but also frustration. Frustration with the narrow way of thinking, respect because boomers persevered!
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