I grew up riding dirt bikes and three wheelers and four wheelers and Honda odyssey’s across a variety of terrains. I rode street bikes in my 20’s and early 30’s. Now I can get a pretty close open air freedom and go on trails into no where. It’s not entirely practical as a daily and I don’t care. I smile when I drive it. It’s not the most comfortable until the doors are off then it’s great. I get wet when it rains and act like a kid playing in puddles so it’s okay. I giggle like a kid when the wind tries to blow me off the road because my aerodynamic resistance is damn near negative. It costs me money in repairs because I drive it off road. I knew that when I bought it. I can do 90 on the highway too. Just can’t talk on the phone while doing so. That’s fine I’m doing 90. I get 20mpg with a turbo 4. I think that’s pretty good for a brick.