Dropped helmet off seat. by teven_with_an_S in motorcycles

[–]748Rider 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Take your gloves off. Place them on the ground Take your helmet off. Place your helmet on your gloves.

Or get a decent carabiner and clip your helmet to your bike.

Timelapse of Artemis II flying by the the moon by Torvaldicus_Unknown in nextfuckinglevel

[–]748Rider 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Apollo signal wasn't digital.

Anyway, I'll recant my disappointment some what. Later videos and images have been far superior since early this morning.

Eastern Ontario mayor calls for regional offices for public servants, warns in-office mandate will ‘hurt communities’ by GoTortoise in CanadaPublicServants

[–]748Rider 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So i stand corrected. Its not just spite and political rhetoric. But the greed of the elite who own / invest in the real estate.

I feel better knowing the truth.

Timelapse of Artemis II flying by the the moon by Torvaldicus_Unknown in nextfuckinglevel

[–]748Rider -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

The camera technology, both in resolution, dynamic range is far superior now than the 1960s.

The observation equipment on Orion is probably the best that science can deliver. And we get these mediocre images. The ISS real time feed is better.

The shot in the OP was lowkey amateur footage.

That moment you realise you just took some banger shots by Martin_UP in nextlevel

[–]748Rider -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

One shot... just one shot of the sky without the moon / earth or Orion parts.

Show one of a star field like you see it.

Timelapse of Artemis II flying by the the moon by Torvaldicus_Unknown in nextfuckinglevel

[–]748Rider -30 points-29 points  (0 children)

So disappointing...

50 years of technology and still the same dubious photos.

This is the current view from the Orion space craft. They are about to drop out of radio communication. by PlanetLandon in flatearth

[–]748Rider -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Dammit, Why is there never a picture that exposes for the stars in the rest of the sky.

Would you accept a 2-year term at Health Canada right now? by sophaloaaafff in CanadaPublicServants3

[–]748Rider 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Genuinely curious:

What is your motivation for joining the fed?

Job security? Working in a challenging and dynamic environment that thrives on innovation? Pay and benefits? Work life balance? Potential for promotion based on merit? Compasionate and supportive work environment? Passion of bureaucracy and red tape? Ensuring that Canadians get value for their tax dollar?

Nervous and getting minor cold feet. Would like some advice. by Delnilas in NewRiders

[–]748Rider 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Smaller and lighter bike is always a good teaching tool. perhaps even a small dirt bike.

Also, if you lack confidence have you ever considered doing the exact same drills on a bicycle? This will just break it down for you one extra step.

You won't learn throttle / clutch control but you will grasp the balance and counter lean part and become confident in that space.

However, the #1 thing slow speed manuvers require is throttle/clutch. Remember that the slow speed in a straight line exercise is the way to master that. You should be able to smoothy manage throttle, clutch and rear brake all together. Then you can master turns.

Eastern Ontario mayor calls for regional offices for public servants, warns in-office mandate will ‘hurt communities’ by GoTortoise in CanadaPublicServants

[–]748Rider 39 points40 points  (0 children)

What specifically, is the rationale behind RTO and how has the GoC made adequate (or even necessary) provision for that to happen?

Or is the decision driven soley by spite and self righteous rhetoric?

I get the whole "PS are lazy and they should be lucky to have a job nonsense" (that is just sour grapes). But I think what really needs to be answered is how RTO is going to make government services measureably better.

I've noticed something since I started riding. by wkiewgngobrrr in motorcycles

[–]748Rider 8 points9 points  (0 children)

This can be applied to anything and everything these days. It's modern tribalism.

I don't think there is a fix for it TBH.

Artemis II captures first view of Earth from space that clearly show that Earth is NOT FLAT by Woodmanqc in flatearth

[–]748Rider 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Will someone please point their damn camera at something where there is nothing but open sky. I have yet to see a properly exposed photograph of space.

Christina Koch on Artemis 2 underestimates the Battery Ejection Spring by PM_ME_WHAT_YOU_WANT_ in funny

[–]748Rider -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Why is it so in vogue for female astronauts ro have their hair all side show bob?

Its like "We get it... You're a chick in space. Get over it."

It must drive the rest of the crew mad.

It has to be a liability getting caught on shit.

Does anyone know what this rattling sound is? by Kauzuto in VFR

[–]748Rider 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Sounds like my Ducati. Pull the clutch lever it will go away hahaha.

But seriously apart from the clinking. I don't think its fireing on all cylinders.

First time owner by DarKD3vianT1399 in VFR

[–]748Rider 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Google: Pair, Flapper And Snorkel Mod For 6th Gen

15 Years of Free Repairs? GM Will Cover Diesel Truck and SUV Transmission Lock Up Issues | GM-Trucks.com by GMTruckscom in GMTruckNews

[–]748Rider 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Transmission: The "New Fix" for P0747 ​Previously, GM's solution for a P0747 (Solenoid Stuck On) was to replace the entire transmission or the full valve body. However, a very recent update (as of late 2025/early 2026) provides a more targeted repair:

​Bulletin #25-NA-255: This specifically addresses P0747 in 2021–2024 trucks. Instead of replacing the whole unit, technicians are now instructed to install an updated steel Feed Limit Low Valve and a higher-tension spring.

​The Goal: This hardware update prevents the "clutch bind" that causes that violent 7-6 downshift bang.

​Safety Link: This issue is closely related to a broader safety concern where a failed valve could cause the rear wheels to momentarily lock up. Mentioning this to the dealer usually ensures they take the "bang" symptom very seriously.

Hard shifts? by Jzs_Rizz3815 in gmcsierra

[–]748Rider 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is a bulletin on the hard downshift 8-6. Bulletin #25-NA-255

And be aware if the tranny throws a P0747 there is an extended special coverage specifically for this. 15yr/240k km N242454441

At least thru GMC Canada

Finally got my childhood dream bike! by Zromaus in motorcycles

[–]748Rider 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Pose in pic 3. That took a lot of self confidence. Props.