u/Popular_Piece3572 — reddlx

Possible misalignment near steering neck/tank junction on new H'ness CB350 DLX Pro — is this normal?

Picked up my CB350 hness recently and noticed something odd where the steering neck cover meets the tank shroud (circled in the photo). There seems to be an uneven gap/deviation between the chrome neck cover and the tank — one side sits differently than the other, and it doesn't look flush all the way around.

Is this a common tolerance thing on the H'ness, or should I get this checked at the dealership? Don't want to make a fuss over nothing, but also don't want to ignore an actual fitment issue this early in ownership.

Anyone else noticed this on their unit? Would appreciate photos for comparison if you have a similar angle.

u/Popular_Piece3572 — 3 days ago

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I built a mobile AI assistant that's more of a life OS than a chatbot — looking for beta users

Been building this for the past few months. It's called Essentia — a mobile AI assistant focused on managing your actual life, not just answering questions.

What makes it different from just using Claude or ChatGPT:

- After each conversation, it runs a background pipeline that extracts tasks, reminders, people, and insights — and actually acts on them (creates a task, schedules a reminder, updates a contact)

- Your life is organized into Spaces (Work, Health, Finance, etc.) that emerge automatically from what you talk about

- Full Google Calendar integration — you can ask "what's my week looking like" or "move Thursday's meeting" in chat

- Proactive notifications — morning briefing, evening reflection, stale task nudges — it reaches out, not just responds

Looking for people who'd use this daily and give honest feedback.

What would you want an AI assistant to actually do for you that current tools don't?

Here is the link: https://essentia-io.vercel.app/

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u/Popular_Piece3572 — 3 months ago

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Comfort in hness

So hi guys. I was always interested in cb350hness and rs for the past 1-2 years. It will be the first bike in my family. Recently got a job, and I need to ride 1 hr in city traffic to reach my office. The problem is I use an old activa and it is really bad. It has been one week only and I have been experiencing a lot of low back pain radiating till my right leg. So I am planning to buy hness since it is much better in suspension and comfort when compared to activa. Do you guys think that this switch will really have an impact on my back or am I just solving a different problem? 🫠🫠🫠

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u/Popular_Piece3572 — 3 months ago