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Image 1 — 2021 Tuono V4 Oil leak after oil change
Image 2 — 2021 Tuono V4 Oil leak after oil change
Image 3 — 2021 Tuono V4 Oil leak after oil change
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▲ 2 r/Aprilia

2021 Tuono V4 Oil leak after oil change

Bike has about 7000 miles, always properly serviced but also ridder hard as fuck in all weathers. 

This time I've done the oil change myself for the first time on this bike, it took full 4 litres to get it up to a proper level. 

I had two short spins and noticed that there is no leak under the filter but small drop under the drain bolt which I was just about to tighten to proper spec when I've noticed this leak on the left side of the engine.

As soon as I took the bottom fairing I've notcied dirt on left side and then on bottom left engine cover as well. When I looked behind the manifolds there were some oil drops on the rubber hoses and as high as exhaust manifold.

Did I simply overfill the oil? What is the best way of dealing with this now?

u/ParaMike46 — 20 hours ago
▲ 23 r/HousingIreland

Noisy tenants in new build

I've got this guy who start moving in into my house few months ago just at the edge of the gutter. Didn't ask permision to move in but I was fine with it until he brought his whole noisy family with him...

Now, I love nature but I need to ask him to move out politely as he is very noisy at 5am in the morning right above my bedroom.

Any idea what is the safe and good way of making him leave? I think he have a young crew with him so I might have to wait when they leave but I don't know much about their habits, are they going to stay here whole year or pack and dissapear one day? Anyone knows when the young ones will be ready to leave?

Will my management company/house warranty be able to fix the opening and cover this with something or is this something I need to do on my own?

u/ParaMike46 — 3 days ago
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Great airline at juxtaposing prices to get in to World Cup games versus actually flying to country

u/ParaMike46 — 7 days ago
▲ 323 r/motogp

MotoGP rider and MotoGP journalist discussing how Catalag GP feels like "F1"

With respect to both as I was supporting Aleix since I remember and I have always followed news from Simon.

To me both are completely removed from reality discussing how Catalan and even MotoGP race feels...

Simon with journo pass which probably never watched a race from the other side of the track and mingle with generic mob and MotoGP rider who only graced the "true" MotoGP crowd on a trailler towed by BMW sponsored truck...

Let me tell you how it feels as I've done both, VIP/Paddock Access as well as Generic tickets. VIP/Paddock access feels like a completely different world, different race and different MotoGP. Generic access in comparison to Paddock access feels like you are invited to a sweet shop and can lick the glass in order to taste it.

I would say 90% of crowd is standard access, folks like us here and this is where MotoGP true feeling really matters.

The rest is completely different world. Comparing Paddock Access VIP to F1 make no sense as most of us will never get the chance to experience it anyway.

I would advice both to put some disguise and watch the whole weekend like a normal ordinary motogp fan

u/ParaMike46 — 8 days ago
▲ 212 r/Dublin

Serious question. How Dublin City can get away with having dozens of bus stops on one street and no public toilets nearby?

For example Abbey Street Lower it is a very common bus street with plenty of busses mostly heading North.

We have: Luas, 980, 980A, 980B, 6, H1, H2, H3, 130, 41, 41B, 41C, 41D, 33, 33E all of those stops are close to each other and there is no public toilet nearby (Bus Aras is not that far out but it's not always an option). Everyone who is in need have to rely on mercy of Weatherspoon bouncer and climb maze of stairs to find a toilet.

Same goes for Wellington Quay, litterary hundrets of busses goes from there, the amount of people waiting there is so vast that it's difficult to even walk on the path.

Is it just publicly acceptable to use pubs as public toilets in Dublin? Most of the pubs entrances have "for customers only" message and not everyone is comfortable just walking in without paying for anything. You can tell that public urinating is an issue around those areas as every narrow street nearby stinks

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u/ParaMike46 — 11 days ago
▲ 6 r/Dublin

Dog on the tracks in Rush and Lusk right now. Anyone missing a Greyhound?

If anyone missing a dog it’s currently blocking our train in Rush and Lusk station. I saw it in the parking lot before. Had a collar and looked like a young greyhound

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u/ParaMike46 — 13 days ago