my mom is making a quilt for my brother and one of the squares is his Suzuki Sidekick
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my mom is making a quilt for my brother and one of the squares is his Suzuki Sidekick
Suzuki Cappuccino at Waukesha Cars & Coffee (2025) - Meet 3 in Waukesha, WI.
genuinely obsessed with everything suzuki made in the 90s.
Welcome to the Hill-Start Olympics, exclusively here on NBC. Every four years, the world’s best manual transmission city commuters travel to the Olympics to compete. Only the best will walk away with a gold medal and honour for their nations. Those who fail will be cast aside like an OEM clutch disc on a turbo Talon. Let’s go to the opening ceremonies. Dan?
Thank you, Sue. As you can see, the Olympians are now filling the stadium with their chosen automobiles. Everyone has made wise choices here: economical family hatchbacks with generous hydraulics. Wait. No. The Japanese team has defied convention here, going with a clutch-cable setup instead. For better feel? We go now to our competitive analyst, Bryan, for more on this shocking discovery.
Dan, it’s a common superstition that a clutch cable setup provides greater feel than a hydraulic. If anything, once they start to lose tension, it could cost them valuable millimeters of take-up; it could even cause a dreaded rollback. We’re getting a signal now from the booth that the events are about to begin.
Up first is Luis Albert, from Boca Raton. Luis has been driving this '95 Geo Prizm since it was new, and the third pedal is practically an extension of his body and mind at this point. He’s approaching a four way stop with a 4% grade... the potholes are quite uneven in this section, Dan, and it’s going to make a big difference where he places his wheels. Back in 1988, I saw a driver with a Suzuki Sidekick roll just enough tire into a pothole that he could achieve zero rollback, even with the worst take-up. I don’t think we’re going to see a repeat of that miracle here.
Dear Lord! It appears that Luis has stalled the Prizm. These things happen when you get nervous before a big event like this. He jerked his left foot up a little bit too quickly while checking cross-traffic, an understandable mistake in the minor leagues but just not world-beating-grade. Luis has lost a lot of points today with the judges, but there’s still a chance for him to make it up. He’s also entered in the Steep Hill Parallel Park event later today.
Retro Geo Trackers & Suzuki Samurai + Sidekicks