Already removed 😂 on my R9t racer 🏍️ . I knew about details, but a full & good explanation is always worth to be watched. Could you give me a hint for YSS mono replacement and spring values?
Hey there @mars-5150😀, thanks for your comment on my last video😀. Much appreciated. You have an R9T Racer?!!!@🤩😍. I'm envious!! Really! I'd love to get my hands on one. But they are as scarce as hens teeth in New Zealand and to be completely honest I can't afford one😆. Whatever you do, don't ever sell it......unless it's to me🤣. To answer your question regarding the YSS options, and how to ensure you get the correct spring rate, take a look at this when you have time: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bVfvSb6xOO8.html
A video like this (and the many others like it on YT) should convince anyone with half a brain that we will never, ever stop dumping CO2 in to the atmosphere. The bottom line thinking for most people is, "If it's good for me it's good, and to hell with everyone else." Sadly, it's exactly the same ethical standard of a sociopath.
@patrickfitzgerald2861 It's an interesting point. Carbon emissions are something which even the "Greenest" of us generate simply by existing, even if our private vehicle is electric. The question in my mind is how each of us as individuals can reduce our personal carbon foot print considerably while not sacrificing those things we enjoy most. Meaning if most individuals and maybe more importantly large corporations reduce those emissions they control and could reduce by a huge percentage, then maybe, just maybe sub 2.5 degrees C is attainable. Unfortunitely in my opinion this will only happen if governments are pressured to instating laws to ensure it is achieveable. Private vehicle emissions reduction is very important, but the types of food we choose to eat, is even a bigger contributor to carbon emissions not just due to their heavy transportation issues, but due to their excessive energy cost of production. I'm nervous for the next 20 years, but also excited to see if and how we as a global society will change....
@@outtheresomewhere I do my best to discourage people from riding motorbikes as a "sport" here in the US. Once they do, I know that at some point they will end up being exposed to propaganda from people who claim it's a good thing to disable or remove emissions and noise control devices from their bikes. I am well aware of all the issues you raised, but people who ride motorcycles have an obligation to refrain from unethical and illegal behavior. As I stated in my original comment, to act otherwise is to adopt the ethical standards of a sociopath.
@patrickfitzgerald2861 It's great to have passionate people like yourself batting for a better future, though I'd gently persuade you to refrain from refering to those that don't currently fit into your ideology as "physiopaths" if you want to win them over. People tend to be open to listening when love, compassion and tolerance are used while sowing the seeds of understanding. At least that's my personal experience. So keep up the good work, but just remember, it takes time to turn the mental ship of a fellow human being, before a paradigm shift occurs. We are all special souls at different places in our human experience. Take care my friend😀
@@outtheresomewhere I'm 71 years old, and I attempted the "compassionate" persuasion approach for years. I learned from experience that the only stimulus a sociopath responds to is a good kick in the 'nads of their unquestioned assumptions. However, I do still use the more gentle approach with people whose minds are not already set in concrete.
