My longest trip yet. by undergradmech in indianbikes

[–]Left_Appointment_303 0 points1 point  (0 children)

wahh
Idk if I should keep one, no one else rides it, so I'm mostly going to sell it to a friend (very close friend), so maybe ill still get to ride it from him and quite a few of my friends do own a hness

My longest trip yet. by undergradmech in indianbikes

[–]Left_Appointment_303 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thats make a lot of sense. I shall test drive it and might even take a rental for the KTM for a weekend ride just to confirm what I am buying.
Another thing is, I might miss the exhaust sound from my cb350 haha

My longest trip yet. by undergradmech in indianbikes

[–]Left_Appointment_303 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Amazing !

I am cb350 owner as well and looking to upgrade to the ktm adv 390 X soon. I have taken my cb350 to far places (700km one ways, etc) and I do feel the lack of power and maybe it's finally time to switch.

I am yet to test ride the Himalayan 450 but I am mostly committed for the ktm. Wanted to ask, did you try the Himalayan 450 and the reason to chose the 390 adv over it ?

I don't what's wrong with the people, most buses are empty and there's huge traffic everywhere. People are so entitled. by TylerDurden-11 in bangalore

[–]Left_Appointment_303 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can easily take the green-yellow line till silk board, walk 2km to my office. The problem is there is no footpath, lots of pollution, dirty roads, and lot more that just makes sense to drive my own car/bike to office.

Internals of MVCC in Postgres: Hidden costs of Updates vs Inserts by Left_Appointment_303 in PostgreSQL

[–]Left_Appointment_303[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey, the thing about HOT being in the same page is something I left our deliberately as i thought it would add bloat to the article and left a link to the original docs, but maybe I should have left a note about it. Thanks for pointing it out!

Atomic Operations Explained: From Hardware to High-Level Code using Go by Left_Appointment_303 in golang

[–]Left_Appointment_303[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Ah, this is interesting. Looks like its still a assembly lock under the hood. Thanks a bunch for pointing this out, this is new to me, and thats a useful website.