u/bazzzzly

Took delivery of it yesterday, rode it around town trying to keep it under the 4k rpm, put about 10 miles on it before I came home and dropped it on the driveway (breaking on an incline wheels slightly turned, lesson learned) minimal damage, the end bit of the brake lever snapped off and scuffs on the handlebar-end but other than that no visual signs, check engine light came on though, should I reach out to triumph or is it supposed to do that?

Not sure if this is the right place to post this but I'm struggling to find a good copy for sale, it would be my first bike as I'm coming right off of a msf endorsement. There's plenty of 750s but I'm not confident in handling a heavier bike, and from what I hear they are harder to maintain.

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Apologies if this isn't the right sub, thanks for any input!

I got hired recently at a Lab after a year of being out of a career (I had a non-degree related job in between). Initially I was so excited to get started there but it's been a few weeks and oh man, overtime everyday, minimum wage and extremely labor intensive to the point where a warehouse job is better in every regard. Is this just what I have to expect? I was going to keep searching for a job that doesn't require so much overtime since I can't deal with my job being my entire personality and need a life outside of it but every listing I find is mostly the same stats, wages, hours and responsibilities (aka labor), is there even a point to continue looking or is this the same deal everywhere?