Recent content by Sputter

to Cybercarlson in your reply to shaneaus: Thank you. Well said. To shaneaus: I didn't say it was "huge." I said my wife was concerned about the size. She is of small stature and the driving of the CT would be would not be worth the cool factor. I have owned serval large pickups. I am aware of...

So be it.

Yeah, concur. If it were shortened and decreased in width a tad, my wife would say, "Okay, let's do this thing." So yeah, just wait and see.

I signed up and put up my $100 on Day 2, so I guess I'll get my CT in late summer or fall of 2021. I own a Model 3, and have driven pickups all my life and really wanted the CT. However, my wife is concerned about the size of the CT and would rather I not get it. Cool, I've got my eye on a...

I could not agree more. Pit the poor guys who bought a Tesla a few years ago and paid several thousand for what? Ziltch. I drive a Model 3, have put up my $100.00 for my CYBETRK, and own a fair number of shares of stock. In other words, I'm a fanboy. But no way in heck would I pay even $5,000...

Great list! Great talking points! Hope Elon is listening. Regarding the roof rack, which I've commented on before, as having as a factory option, by providing female, threaded cups built-in to facilitate vertical, male threaded supports that would enable a factory designed system that is easily...

Good for you! I'm sure the ZERO will fit. I'm positive it is shorter than my GS.

Hope you get to make your ride to the last five. Yeah, Covid has been a bummer for us that like the open road, but an absolute tragedy for many Americans. But back to the CYBRTRK, I just hope the vault is long enough to fit my 1200GS. Then I'll have the best of both worlds.

I still would hope that some method could be engineered that would enable the tonneau cover to be withdrawn up into that space instead of curling down behind the back seat. That way, the cover could be used as a sun shield when parked in Arizona and would allow my dog free rein of the cab. Plus...

The Goldwing and the BMW are both great for touring. I rode my Goldwing from Washington, D.C. to Alaska and on another trip, to Nova Scotia. I rode my BMW from Washington to Quebec, Labrador, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick on a 30-day, 6,000 mi. solo trip. Both...

Was curious. Tesla has these humungous hydraulic casting machines to form and press the front and rear structural assemblies of the Model Y. Regarding the CYBRTRK, I was wondering if anyone had read if Tesla has a huge mother robot to crease the stainless steel, bend it up and around and clamp...

Yep. I'd write a check tomorrow. I've got a family reunion coming up in Texas next year. I plan to show up in my new CYBRTRK. Yee ha....

No need to re-invent the wheel. 'Gimme a round one...cep't maybe a bit flat on the bottom.

Yeah, this is just crazy talk. I can just see some dufus taking a blowtorch to his cybertruck and all the plastic bits and wiring and insulation and adjacent upholstery melting...

Super cool, but why not make it for regular street use first. Test it with zillions of miles, then adapt it to offroad.