Old millennial here, we were moving my mom this weekend and found some notes from our school days and I totally forgot we used to fold up notes to pass them around. Do kids still do that? We had some pretty intricate folds going on
I understand getting comfortable and not wanting to risk it, but I keep reading stories of people here struggling with pay and mental burnout. I was laid off about 8 years ago from a really toxic company and I swore never again. I gave every place a month or 2 before I started looking. It took a couple years and a few jobs and I finally got a great paying job with a company that actually treats me like a human. I also studied up on interview techniques which I think was the most important thing I learned
I bought my 4 year old son a MX125, he has had it for about 3 months and started shutting off after 10 minutes of riding. He twist the throttle and it will click and not go. I found if I leave it for 10 minutes, not charging, it will go again for 10 minutes. I'm thinking something is overheating, would that be in the controller or is there a separate thermal switch to look at?
This drought has made for a dusty year this gear, finally got some rain and my son was pumped to get muddy. My son had to learn so hard lessons, like the mud will be deeper than it looks and dirt bike boots don't grip it the mud
I usually use the good old Dawn soap wash method for my air filters, I've been using it for 25 years with no issues but I was reading a different article about using a ultra sonic cleaner. Anyone else is it? I'm thinking 1 part Simple Green and 2 parts water. Mine is big enough to fit a couple filters at once
UPDATE- it worked better than I expected, I set it for 15 minutes at 50c. The Simple Green rinses out of the filters way easier than Dawn soap ever did. This is my go to filter cleaning