Cybertruck Photos Leaked! ? [Added: Video Showing Whole Truck -- Rear & Bed]

[Crissa]

I watch wham bam but then I go around thinking everyone is trying to kill me with their cars.

Gets you to drive defensively, tho, doesn't it? I do it as part of my motorcycle training. I only watch the ones with a story or a skill trainer host to go over the details.

-Crissa

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[SentinelOne]

So what you are saying is if you want to off-road much, 2 Cybertrucks is likely a good idea.

Lol, saying old rules (at least mine) dont apply because of the superior capabilities of the new Elec Trucks...eg way better than gassers (speculation based upon Rivian Performance), and given I cant afford 2 CT's (to your point) - so f it, the CT's going wheeling and I'm gonna break some fenders! I'll keep my M3p for the commute!

 

[SwampNut]

If you're ripping fenders off, you're doing something wrong.

If you're not damaging things, you're doing something wrong/boring. Ripping a fender off is for the light trails.

Honest question - how common is it to do hard core off-roading in a full-sized pick-up? From what I see, it's usually jeeps, SUVs, Hummers, and small to mid-sized pick-ups.

Very uncommon. The CT changes all of that with capabilities and specs never before seen in a full size vehicle outside of a real humvee (which obviously is very off-road capable).

 

[Crissa]

If you're not damaging things, you're doing something wrong/boring. Ripping a fender off is for the light trails.

The further out you are, the more challenging the trail, the more you should not be damaging your ride home.

-Crissa

 

[Warhawk123162]

There's more tech in the glovebox of a CT than in the entire moon project.

Not more tech just a different generation. More “tech” relates to slower development? And just when did development of a pickup truck, no matter what type of propulsion become on par with sending men to the moon for the First time. Just imagine all the development involved in that “tech” and again no silicon based computers just gray matter. And of course Werner VonBraun.

There's more tech in the glovebox of a CT than in the entire moon project.

 

[tkal]

Gets you to drive defensively, tho, doesn't it? I do it as part of my motorcycle training. I only watch the ones with a story or a skill trainer host to go over the details.

-Crissa

Would Dan Dan the Fireman qualify?

 

[Crissa]

Would Dan Dan the Fireman qualify?

DanDan's the man. ^-^

-Crissa

 

[flowerlandfilms]

Gets you to drive defensively, tho, doesn't it? I do it as part of my motorcycle training. I only watch the ones with a story or a skill trainer host to go over the details.

-Crissa

This is essential for motorcyclists.
Learn from others mistakes kids.

 

[MiguelAznar]

Gets you to drive defensively, tho, doesn't it? I do it as part of my motorcycle training. I only watch the ones with a story or a skill trainer host to go over the details.

Which channels do you recommend?

 

[Crissa]

Which channels do you recommend?

Eight now I can only suggest DanDanTheFireman and WhamBammStories for collision/incident recaps.

But for more general training, I'd recommend CanyonChasers, Bret Tkacs, and Motojitsu (tho his videos also include less good behavior, his training methods are spot on)

-Crissa

PS: DanDan's other channel with his lesson videos is 'Motorcycle Training Concepts' and is full of no-nonsense lessons, examples, and explanations. Basically all the boring, but solid stuff that it's good to skim over for ideas and to make sure you're familiar with the tools and safety practices.

 

[Ramojarocho]

Really not much different from a side by side comparison to the alpha at petersen museum.

There is hope for no shrunk bed!

Big Ass Wiper doesn't look so big and ugly anymore.

The frunk looks smaller in the new one.

 

[Zabhawkin]

The further out you are, the more challenging the trail, the more you should not be damaging your ride home.

-Crissa

Spare parts tools? I have had to limp back a few times. Its also why I rarely go out alone.

Edit to add:
I have seen a few full sized rigs, but they are few and far between.

I don't worry much about the pin stripes even on my dailies, but not having to worry about rust because of them is a plus.

I do plan on taking mine on some trails but probably nothing harder than a level 6 (Moab hells revenge is pretty easy)

and I wouldn't be surprised if tubular fenders for the CT came out soon after release.

 

[SwampNut]

I've had to weld things on the trail or limp home on 3 wheel drive. If you're not breaking things, you're not having enough fun.

 

[rr6013]

The frunk looks smaller in the new one.

The @Throwcomputer pictures make it look like Tesla changed:

• Front H/L -4 inches from corner LED length
• Projected frontal area - 22%
• Frunk deck length -4 inches
• Empire waist angle == level .v. rr bustle
• Windshield Vertical dim -⅞ inches
• Windscreen = aero concave .vs. flat
• Roof Ht - 1 ¾ inches lower

Two regrets.

1. Like an iconic flat screen W/S alot for offroad tradition
2. Preferred prototype empire waistline bustle cut into the exoskeleton favoring a raised rearend appearance rather than lifting the rearend to achieve the profile of the original. Lifts change corner weights which wasn’t necessary in the prototype.

 

[LDRHAWKE]

A couple foot longer than my FJ….? Based on the 1/24 scale models.

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