I've been riding the Hunter for a month and it doesn't feel too comfortable especially due to the smaller section in front. I gave it to my friend to ride while I was a pillion today and it felt so comfortable compared to any bike I've sat on lol. It's like a different world.
So mero chai like 1+ month bhai sakyo print bhayeko based on what i saw in website tara maile chai car ko ni nikalxu ani linxu bhanera baseko but nikalekai xaina. Is it illegal to be driving around with just the bill? I have a photo of the license they put online huna ta.
Maile ride garna thaleko 2 weeks bhayo and I still seriously struggle with slopy roads, ani ktm ma unfortunately testo road ko kami xaina. Especially dukha dine bhaneko ta slopes that lead to sharp turns that too filled with lots of traffic. Ahile lai sabai bhanda sidha sidha jasto bato use garera commute garirako xu since I have fell a few times esto slope ra heavy traffic sharp turn combo face garnu parda which has increased my commute distance pani ani jane thau ni limit garxa ali bhitra bato tira jane bhane. How do I practise esto? Trial center ma gayera ukalo oralo garnu paryo ki kasto xD
I find Hunter marginally more attractive ani sounds better as well tara if I buy base Ronin 4.3L ma the price gap is enough ki it can fund the running cost of bike for quite a decent amount of time as well. Ani Ronin is a decent bike itself too + mileage ni better xa.
You guys think the premium for Hunter is worth it?
I don't care about anything else, just resale value best bhayeko kun scooty hunxa hola in 2-3 years time?
Like say 3 years down the line jatti rakhinxa hola. I need a 2 wheeler for this time ani sell garne ho tespaxi for sure so is it a wise purchase? Malai aru scooter nai man pardaina ki ta yo ho or shall I get a bike I like (hunter 350) and sell it when I'm moving out?
Ma chai mech eng garirako ho ani maile like class 10 tira nai i will do mech eng bhanera baseko thiye thinking it'd be so cool making stuff ani i had interest in cars, bikes, trains, planes etc so tei mentality le i did research mech eng best hunxa jasto dekhyo tei anusar i moved forward ani now i am here.
Ma chai initially side ma abroad ni try gardei thiye (mech eng padhne bahira nai sochera funnily enough i was that much committed to it) so 1st sem ma testo dhyaan ni diyena i got like 3 backs, wasn't too worried because i didn't even try. Then nepal nai padhne sure bhayo ani then came 2nd i just couldn't get into any of the subjects side ma extra kura haru ni sikna khoje design related kei click nai bhayena ani aru 3 back thapyo. Then came 3rd thinking interest ta auxa hola ni tara testei nai bhayo now I'm in 4th. Kunai testo club or extra activity haru ni join gare xaina because interest nai align hudaina studies ni testei xa. Paxi ko job prospect herda ni ramro kei xaina, master's abroad janu bhaneko ni esto bhaisakyo academic condition.
What can I do to move forward from here now? 1st year bhayeko bhaye i could drop and take some other course nepal mai tara i think that ship has sailed already. The only way out I see is strictly focus on academics from now aru sabbai xodera ani bidesh gayera switch to other field, aru kei xa ra option?
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Like the running costs hunxa ki, maintenance haru, daily garnu parne kura if kei xan. How much of a "hassle" or expense is it really?
License ta nikalyo tara bahira chalauna Audaina bike few weeks rent Garda kasto hunxa hola? So I can get the hang of it Ani also see if I enjoy riding tei Anusar purchase ni garnu parla.
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Also what to look from when I'm renting from certain place, is there any reputable places in the valley?
Basically what the title said, trial pass ta gariyo tara test garda ta bato ma chalaune hola heavy fancy bike haru than the Splendor I'm familiar with. How to approach this, kasto daar lagne 😭
Started my flight sim journey in grade 6 with FSX, now I'm halfway through engineering with XP12. And in this time span, I can confidently say flight simulation has been the thing I invested the most time into by far and I don't regret it one bit either. However, I haven't flown in like a month and even getting urges to free up my PC storage by deleting the XP12 I have put so much time and work into making the best simulator possible. It's not like I stopped enjoying it either, I had a blast flying the last flight I did. But, I just can't bring myself to launch it or even think about doing a flight anymore, my mind doesn't even consider it as an activity I should do.
I'm not really into goofing around, but more so enjoy simulating realistic flights which might be the issue because a) it is pretty time consuming to do that and b) at this point, I can manage flying high fidelity airliners with random failures cranked up very high, fly into extremely busy airports in VATSIM with minimal issues so while I do enjoy every flight I do, there's no real rewarding learning experience for me 99% of the time.
Maybe a part of this feeling also has to do with the pressure to continuously improve with any action I do, wanting new things and experiences even if it is with gaming. Whatever it is, flight simulation has just started to feel like a big waste of time and resources even with how much I enjoy it.
So I'm doing mech eng and will graduate soon enough ani ahile samma I had the mindset ki bidesh nai janu parxa after this tara nowadays a part of me just wants to stay here. But maile sune anusar unless you're a civil eng doing corruption or comp eng doing remote jobs, the pay seems miserable no? Is it really impossible for a normal nepali engineer working jobs to eventually reach say 3 lpm + figure? I'm not talking about being ceo or anything but euta normal senior position huda once you rack up experience.
I don't mind starting work with 10k or 15k but there has to be a light at the end of the tunnel after like 15-20 years of grinding.
The 17 does seem better than 16 in quite a lot of ways however based on what I've read all the way from launch of 13 Pro series to even today, being very active in tech communities, is that Apple's pro motion implementation actually sucks and is very aggressive which results in a more jittery and inconsistent experience than the iPhones which are simply capped at 60hz. Has anyone else who has switched directly from 16 to 17 faced this??
I know you get a better ultrawide and selfie camera but the main lens is same from 15->17 so for me the deciding factor has become just how consistent the usage experience will be. Maybe going to a store and testing might be ideal huh, but I'd appreciate some real world input!
