u/Monstras-Patrick

The episode in question is "Inner Light," in which Captain Picard undergoes an experience where he lives an entire lifetime within a matter of seconds, retaining all memories and the ability to play the flute afterwards.

He is on holiday in Vietnam. What the f is it?

Doing a 1,200km (750 miles) in 4 days, trying to do as much dirt/gravel/forest as we can find along the road. This time not sleeping outdoors like we used to do in Spain, Sweden, France, Belgium, Germany, Denmark.

Because due to the weather, sleeping in a tent is impossible for me. So no camping gear makes the 50cc's a lot lighter.

Top speed is 50kph (30mph); going steep uphill is 15kph (9mph) or pushing.

Already 13 years old, he helped me a lot. We trained him as a therapy dog and took him weekly to elderly folks with dementia, etc. He retired at 12, and in the last 13 years, we traveled a lot, but in recent years, he can't come because he's just getting too old. For the last year, I can't even get him off his couch in the morning. He still has bursts of energy and loves to play, but prefers to just sleep alot these days.

I need some help, in menu on user profile its off, but its not 100% off..

The only time I use the clutch now is when I panic-grab it, but that will be difficult to unlearn after decades of riding.

I also saved all the fairings, due to riding it off-road I replaced them. Some say it looks like a cop motorcycle or the Dutch flag. Anyway, I love the bike.

I fitted it with cruise control, which was way too easy to install, 90% plug and play, and only one single wire needed to be spliced. Honda, be ashamed! That should not even be an option and should be factory standard.

I get the rims, but I am looking for tubeless rims that don't cost 20% of the bike. Does anyone have ideas?

IIt's a 10-liter liquid Molly oil drain pan. The oil hit just left of the yellow plug, and most got sent over the edge. No matter how I turned it quikly, it just kept arching over the edge. Engine oil was still hot, so I also slightly burned my hand (just red), for goodness sake wat a chaos.

Going back to my trusty self-cut bucket for this.

Cleaned up and got a huge oil stain at the moment. Any tips to get rid of it? I think because the oil was still hot, it was a lot thinner and it got absorbed into the stone.

I would love to see a good, smaller phone, and the Fold8 looks like the perfect size for it.

Not the Flip8 with widgets on the small screen and losing the entertainment, just the outside screen of the Fold8 that deletes the internal foldable screen.

I already rode my Honda Zoomer 50cc across the Spanish Pyrenees (on-road/gravel).

I did the off-road route called the TeT in the Netherlands, Belgium, and parts of Germany and Sweden.

I did camping trips to Sweden, Belgium, Spain, and Germany.

Anyone have any tips or seen a idiot Drive up the 3000-meter off-road route?

I understand the hp curve. With only 4.2 hp at sea level, I will have 2.9 hp at the top. I will possibly have to push it part of the way.

I just keep wondering if I should, but while writing this, I kind of made up my mind, and I am going to do it

I did camping trips to Sweden, Belgium, Spain, and Germany.

Anyone have any tips or seen a idiot Drive up the 3000-meter off-road route?

I understand the hp curve. With only 4.2 hp at sea level, I will have 2.9 hp at the top. I will possibly have to push it part of the way.

I just keep wondering if I should, but while writing this, I kind of made up my mind, and I am going to do it.

I already rode my Honda Zoomer 50cc across the Spanish Pyrenees (on-road/gravel).

I did the off-road route called the TeT in the Netherlands, Belgium, and parts of Germany and Sweden.

I did camping trips to Sweden, Belgium, Spain, and Germany.

Anyone have any tips or seen a idiot Drive up the 3000-meter off-road route?

I understand the hp curve. With only 4.2 hp at sea level, I will have 2.9 hp at the top. I will possibly have to push it part of the way.

I just keep wondering if I should, but while writing this, I kind of made up my mind, and I am going to do it.

Its a German motorcycle famously remembered as the world's first production bike powered by a Wankel rotary engine. Built between 1974 and 1977, it used a 294cc air-cooled single-rotor engine that produced 27 to 32 horsepower. Due to poor fuel economy and limited sales, only 1,800 units were built.

I did not have time to film or take pictures, as I was way too busy tracking my wife while in the mosh pit. If anyone was there who has pictures or filmed my wife, I would love to have them. My wife had a great time. All the people around us in the pit were taking care of her while also treating her like one treats others in a pit. She got pushed around and a bit banged up, and she loved it. Just like before she needed a chair. Thank you all who were there!

Can't stress this enough to anyone who is in doubt about going backpacking: just go! The best two decades of my life so far; I wish I had learned sooner about backpacking and meeting others qll over the world and the kindness of others.

In my opinion, the best countries to visit are Sri Lanka, Thailand, and Nepal. Of course, I've been to more, but these are by far the most impressive to me.

Do any of you have other countries you could recommend?

I cleaned it multiple times already.

It's my first new bike.

Day one I replaced the OEM fairings with an R-tech fairings kit, added SW Motech handguards, crash bars, and panniers.

I added a top case for work and use Mosko Moto bags for camping.

I replaced the fairings, etc., mostly because I will drop it off-road, which has already happened.

Same reason I ordered a bagster leather tank cover.

I'm also looking for a higher-mounted exhaust, which would need to fit behind the pannier rack. The second picture shows the Dominator MX2 at €299. Any oppinion on the brand?

I loved my old African 750, and this feels a lot like the same bike but with more oomph.

Also, I do get some reactions that others think it looks like a police bike due to the colors. Maybe I'll get a bright yellow NJC helmet as well, haha.

It's my first new bike.

Day one I replaced the OEM fairings with an R-tech fairings kit, added SW Motech handguards, crash bars, and panniers.

I added a top case for work and use Mosko Moto bags for camping.

I replaced the fairings, etc., mostly because I will drop it off-road, which has already happened.

Same reason I ordered a bagster leather tank cover.

I'm also looking for a higher-mounted exhaust, which would need to fit behind the pannier rack. The second picture shows the Dominator MX2 at €299. Any oppinion on the brand?

I loved my old African 750, and this feels a lot like the same bike but with more oomph.

Also, I do get some reactions that others think it looks like a police bike due to the colors. Maybe I'll get a bright yellow NJC helmet as well, haha.

Specs:

CPU: MOS Technology 6510 @ 1.023 MHz (NTSC)

Memory: 64 KB RAM

Graphics: VIC-II chip 320 × 200 resolution, 16 colors

Storage: Cassette tape drive

No expensive ram or ssd.

There is a ton of games stil beeing published.