Getting hung up on speed bumps is part of the reason it’s done. Way back in the stone age when I was in school, I’d drive past a car wash on my way home. And most days, there’d be this same dude there, with his lowered hunk of junk, wheels cost more than the rest of the car, etc, hung up on the same speed bump. He’d stand next to it with a big smile and point it out to everyone around. Getting stuck shows you’re doing it right?
This. Crazy, but you do you. My hobby involves running long distances very fast. Most people don’t understand that, either.
For all-time most pointless, wasteful and completely impractical custom car hobby it’s hard to beat the “dB drag racing” competitions for the loudest car sound system. The cars aren’t really drivable (they only have to prove that they can move 20 feet) and nobody is actually in the cars when the sound systems are turned on because it would probably kill a person. They don’t even use the sound systems to play actual music, just a simple standard test sound. But whatever people derive their joy and satisfaction from, I guess.
By jove, I do believe you might be right!
