u/Yogurt_lamper325 — reddlx

RAB/Eyesight issues after rear brake service

Hi all, the video above is when I go to activate the electronic parking brake. Has anyone experienced something similar? I had a scan tool which I activated brake maintenance mode. I did have to charge the car while doing the rear brakes as it took me a little while to change the pads and rotors. I did also have to unplug the rear brakes calipers to have enough space to actually work in there. Should I not have unplugged the actuators? Does anyone have advice to resolve?

u/Yogurt_lamper325 — 4 days ago

▲ 19 r/sailing

Snark Mayflower

Hi all,

I’ll start with this - most Snark feedback is negative but as a casual boat to get my young son/niece/nephew on some protected bays is this a viable option? Sunfish/laser/phantoms are nice (and I have one) but the cockpit space is attractive to get the basics of lateen sailing down.

TIA

u/Yogurt_lamper325 — 1 month ago

▲ 1 r/bowhunting

Front/rear stabs on a short ATA bow

Hi all! Starting to look deeper into stabilizer setups. I know the addition of the back bar debate has been discussed ad nausem but I find most of the conversations revolve around longer ATA bows where there is significant top heaviness and side weight from accessories. I don’t see a lot of info out there about shorter ATA bows. My bow is an older Bear but shoots plenty fast enough for northeast whitetail. I do get a good amount of pin wobble and form and technique are going to be highlights as I change up my approach going into this next season.
Looking for more insight on other setups from you fine folk on the shorter ATA bow side.

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u/Yogurt_lamper325 — 3 months ago

▲ 5 r/NewRiders+1 crossposts

Hi folks,

Looking for a bike to begin my moto adventures on. Have endorsement just no bike. Came across a higher mileage f650gs and was wondering if you fine folks had any feedback on this particular bike. I was originally looking for something 300-400cc engine range but this bike checks a lot of my boxes. Abs, “funduro”, on the lighter side, and low seat height and center of gravity. It’s an older bike, a ‘07. So obviously maintenance (and other 20 y/o bike problems) is a concern but I don’t mind doing my own wrenching as I feel more personal responsibility for fixing it right and feeling comfortable with my repairs.

Anyone else have one? Any glaring issues with this choice?

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u/Yogurt_lamper325 — 4 months ago