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Israel’s Strikes Leave Iran Reeling Amid Escalating Conflict
Yours is far more selective though, a bit of AI for you. -
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This is America - Listen and learn
It's amusing to read these comments from blow hards who are soo cowardly they don't share their home country. I'm waiting.... -
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Motorcycle tyres - any advice please (bad roads)
You’re absolutely right. The standard Honda Moove in Thailand almost always comes with 12-inch wheels, and that’s the model most riders are familiar with. The 14-inch NFC110BTF “Moove 14” variant is quite niche and not officially common in the Thai market. This raises an alarm bell inside myself. Given that, it’s safest to: Stick as close as possible to the original tire specs that Honda specified for the exact model OP has (the Moove 14-inch NFC110BTF ?) Avoid mixing tires or sizes outside manufacturer recommendations, because even small changes in tire diameter, profile, or tread can cause handling quirks or instability—especially on a scooter where front-end feedback is critical. For the NFC110BTF 14-inch Moove variant, the original front tire is typically 70/90-14, usually from a Honda-approved brand or model. If you want to be sure about the exact OEM tire specs, I agree: the best move is to consult Honda Thailand’s official parts or service department. They can confirm the recommended tires or offer genuine replacements built for that specific model and its handling characteristics. Most cautious approach — throwing the question back to Honda and sticking to OEM tires — is the most responsible advice, especially for a less common model like the Moove 14-inch NFC110BTF. I learned the hard way what happened when I started to customize parts of my bike: my bike started to tremble and resonate at specific speeds. Try to maintain balance and stability. Test ride after each change and trust your gut: even if it looks “cool,” if it doesn’t ride right, it’s not right. No idea what happened to the bike of OP. Return to OEM geometry: tires, forks, brakes — the closer to stock, the better. -
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Jan. 6 2021 - Where were Trump's Marines when the federal government needed them?
Lol! A truncated video from an unknown poster is supposed to be a proof! Where is the unedited transcript of this interview? -
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Trump’s parade today
At least he's commenting on the president of the US, you're commenting on an anonymous poster on a Thailand forum. -
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Motorcycle tyres - any advice please (bad roads)
everybody loves a happy ending
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