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Crime Swedish Father Denies Harassment Allegations in Udon Thani
If guilty beyond reasonable doubt then lock him up for good and lose the keys. Once you're done with this inacceptable behaviour (always under the assumption that he is the impersonated monster others claim him to be) then why not carry on with the clean-up job all over Thailand with all those uncles "taking care" of the next generation? It is certainly not unheard of and most cases happen within the coziness of the culprits own family 😞 -
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Why Elon Musk Is Furious and Publicly Raging at His Own AI Chatbot, Grok
So you're sayin' Trump is not thinking for himself? He's simply reacting to the stimuli of orders received? On that, we agree. -
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Travel to US in free fall
It doesn't really matter what they are. They are ILLEGAL and that should be enough to kick them out. -
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Report Thailand Overhauls Stimulus Strategy, Cancels Digital Wallet Plans
Too much text on the issue; I wonder just one thing: - some citizen got their 10,000 Baht to splurge on - some citizen walked away empty-handed So much to unite the electorate; wondering how many of those short-changed this time will vote for the next promiser in the Land. Wondering how long the taxpayer will watch idly how his hard-earned tax contributions are distributed flame-thrower-style among the Thais; most of them never ever having paid a single cent of tax to start with. -
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Nmax shuddering
I had old model Forza 300 2016 before and used it on that one, now I'm putting it on Forza 350 - these have 5 shoes instead of previous 3, Honda has tried to improve this issue, but unfortunately it didn't work...! You're right about the effect of groves. On my old Forza I also changed to Carbon shoes (they also have Copper). It worked for 25,000 km without issue. But one day I did a full throttle at green traffic light, and one of the shoes broke, the clutch was grabbing, and the bike would stall when stopped. But I could still ride it, only problem was when full stop...! I manage to get to a Honda dealer, they opened it and changed the shoes to their own OEM, this worked perfectly again for about 10,000 km or so until I sold the bike. When they opened I noticed the groves were still on the bell, almost intact...! So I realised the OEM shoes work with this aftermarket bell, no need to change. Hence I'm only changing the bell this time. And before I do all this I had opened, cleaned, cleared dust, sandpapered the shoes and so on, but to no avail. This time I check more frequently and maybe change the shoes to prevent them breaking like last time, but the aftermarket bell is my only solution that I know works ... With sintered shoes I'm guessing you mean Copper version they sell..., right.. ? I wonder if that is stronger than Carbon that broke on me...! 🤔 So according to your experience the Copper shoes without aftermarket bell solve this issue as well...? Have you had it over say 10,000 km, because this problem starts around 6000/7000 km on new Honda bikes give or take... Yamaha owners never reported this until this post. As for Aerox my friend has 96,000 km on his, still same shoes and bell...! No issue... 😎
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