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So in the tuning of a car you are able to adjust your top speed of your transmission. When doing so it only shows me kmh and not mph but when I race it’s mph. What do I need to change and where to put mph on transmission top speed? Thanks for the help.

Yankees @ Mariners - Mon, May 29

Game Status: In Progress - Score: 9-4 Yankees

Top of the 8th, 2 outs, runner on first, 3-2 count with Chris Flexen pitching and Aaron Judge batting. Willie Calhoun is on deck, and DJ LeMahieu is in the hole.

Links & Info

• Current conditions at T-Mobile Park: 68°F - Clear - Wind 4 mph, In From LF
• TV: Yankees: YES, Mariners: ROOTNW
• Radio: Yankees: WADO 1280 (es), WFAN 660/101.9 FM, Mariners: KIRO 710
• MLB Gameday
• Game Graphs
• Savant Gamefeed

	Yankees Batters	AB	R	H	RBI	BB	K	LOB	AVG	OBP	SLG
1	Torres - 2B	5	2	3	0	0	0	0	.271	.349	.453
2	Judge - RF	4	3	3	3	0	0	0	.302	.405	.679
3	Calhoun, W - DH	4	1	2	2	0	0	0	.253	.327	.411
4	LeMahieu - 1B	4	0	0	0	0	0	2	.246	.313	.408
5	Bader - CF	2	1	2	0	0	0	0	.267	.295	.511
	1-Allen, G - CF	1	1	0	0	0	0	0	.167	.286	.500
6	Bauers - LF	4	1	3	2	0	1	2	.220	.310	.460
7	Kiner-Falefa - SS	4	0	2	2	0	1	1	.219	.268	.362
8	Higashioka - C	4	0	1	0	0	1	3	.205	.258	.373
9	Cabrera, O - 3B	4	0	0	0	0	2	3	.196	.247	.294
	Totals	36	9	16	9	0	5	11

Yankees
1-Ran for Bader in the 3rd.
BATTING: 2B: Calhoun, W 2 (6, Miller, B, Miller, B); Bauers 2 (3, Miller, B, Then); Judge (10, Miller, B); Kiner-Falefa (4, Miller, B). HR: Judge 2 (17, 3rd inning off Miller, B, 1 on, 0 out, 6th inning off Then, 0 on, 1 out); Bauers (3, 4th inning off Miller, B, 0 on, 0 out). TB: Bader 2; Bauers 8; Calhoun, W 4; Higashioka; Judge 10; Kiner-Falefa 3; Torres 3. RBI: Bauers 2 (6); Calhoun, W 2 (12); Judge 3 (38); Kiner-Falefa 2 (10). 2-out RBI: Kiner-Falefa 2. Runners left in scoring position, 2 out: LeMahieu; Cabrera, O 2. GIDP: Higashioka. Team RISP: 5-for-13. Team LOB: 5.
FIELDING: DP: (Kiner-Falefa-Torres-LeMahieu).

	Mariners Batters	AB	R	H	RBI	BB	K	LOB	AVG	OBP	SLG
1	Crawford, J - SS	4	0	1	0	0	1	3	.254	.362	.367
2	France, T - 1B	4	0	1	0	0	0	3	.260	.339	.407
3	Rodríguez, Ju - CF	4	1	2	3	0	1	2	.247	.311	.451
4	Kelenic - LF	4	1	2	0	0	1	3	.283	.340	.524
5	Suárez, E - 3B	2	0	0	0	1	1	1	.217	.325	.333
6	Raleigh - C	3	0	0	0	0	0	3	.233	.317	.448
7	Hernández, T - RF	3	0	1	1	0	1	2	.234	.270	.402
8	Trammell - DH	2	1	0	0	1	0	2	.143	.280	.357
9	Caballero - 2B	1	1	0	0	1	1	0	.257	.386	.386
	Totals	27	4	7	4	3	6	19

Mariners
BATTING: HR: Rodríguez, Ju (10, 4th inning off Germán, 0 on, 0 out). TB: Crawford, J; France, T; Hernández, T; Kelenic 2; Rodríguez, Ju 5. RBI: Hernández, T (27); Rodríguez, Ju 3 (31). 2-out RBI: Rodríguez, Ju 2. Runners left in scoring position, 2 out: Kelenic 2; Trammell; Hernández, T. GIDP: France, T. Team RISP: 1-for-9. Team LOB: 6.
FIELDING: E: Raleigh (4, throw). Pickoffs: Miller, B (Allen, G at 1st base). DP: (Suárez, E-Caballero-France, T).

Yankees Pitchers	IP	H	R	ER	BB	K	HR	P-S	ERA
Germán	6.1	7	4	4	3	4	1	83-55	3.98
Marinaccio	0.2	0	0	0	0	2	0	11-6	4.00
Totals	7.0	7	4	4	3	6	1

Mariners Pitchers	IP	H	R	ER	BB	K	HR	P-S	ERA
Miller, B	4.2	11	8	8	0	3	2	86-58	3.00
Then	2.1	4	1	1	0	1	1	28-17	4.91
Flexen	0.1	1	0	0	0	1	0	14-8	6.25
Totals	7.1	16	9	9	0	5	3

Inning	Scoring Play	Score
Top 2	Jake Bauers doubles (2) on a line drive to right fielder Teoscar Hernandez. Harrison Bader scores.	1-0 NYY
Bottom 2	Teoscar Hernandez grounds out, shortstop Isiah Kiner-Falefa to first baseman DJ LeMahieu. Jarred Kelenic scores. Eugenio Suarez to 3rd.	1-1
Top 3	Aaron Judge homers (16) on a fly ball to left field. Gleyber Torres scores.	3-1 NYY
Top 4	Jake Bauers homers (3) on a fly ball to right field.	4-1 NYY
Bottom 4	Julio Rodriguez homers (10) on a line drive to left center field.	4-2 NYY
Top 5	Willie Calhoun doubles (6) on a ground ball to right fielder Teoscar Hernandez. Gleyber Torres scores. Aaron Judge scores.	6-2 NYY
Top 5	Isiah Kiner-Falefa doubles (4) on a ground ball to left fielder Jarred Kelenic. Willie Calhoun scores. Greg Allen scores.	8-2 NYY
Bottom 5	Julio Rodriguez singles on a ground ball to right fielder Aaron Judge. Taylor Trammell scores. Jose Caballero scores.	8-4 NYY
Top 6	Aaron Judge homers (17) on a fly ball to left center field.	9-4 NYY

Team	Highlight
SEA	Bullpen availability for Seattle, May 29 vs Yankees (00:00:07)
NYY	Bullpen availability for New York, May 29 vs Mariners (00:00:07)
SEA	Fielding alignment for Seattle, May 29 vs Yankees (00:00:11)
NYY	Fielding alignment for New York, May 29 vs Mariners (00:00:11)
SEA	Starting lineups for Yankees at Mariners - May 29, 2023 (00:00:09)
NYY	Domingo Germán's outing against the Mariners (00:00:23)
NYY	Jake Bauers' RBI double (00:00:15)
SEA	Miller strikes out Kiner-Falefa (00:00:06)
SEA	Teoscar Hernández's RBI groundout (00:00:14)
NYY	Aaron Judge's two-run homer (16) (00:00:29)
NYY	Kelenic steals 2nd after review (00:00:29)
NYY	Jake Bauers' solo HR (3) (00:00:24)
SEA	Julio Rodríguez's solo homer (10) (00:00:28)
NYY	Willie Calhoun's two-run double (00:00:20)
NYY	Harrison Bader leaves with injury (00:00:26)
NYY	Kiner-Falefa's two-run double (00:00:24)
SEA	Rodríguez's two-run single (00:00:24)
NYY	Judge's solo homer (17) (00:00:29)
NYY	Aaron Judge's 116.9 mph homer (00:01:13)
SEA	Kelenic stays in game in 6th (00:00:29)
NYY	Germán fans Crawford in 3rd (00:00:06)

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9		R	H	E	LOB
Yankees	0	1	2	1	4	1	0				9	15	0	5
Mariners	0	1	0	1	2	0	0				4	7	1	6

Division Scoreboard

CLE 5 @ BAL 0 - Final
TB 0 @ CHC 1 - Final
^{Last Updated: 05/30/2023 12:04:58 AM EDT}

30 years of this Motormouth
On three decades of cars, controversy, and cow dung at the Sunday Times (May 28)
By Jeremy Clarkson
Thirty years. That’s how long I’ve been writing for The Sunday Times. When I joined the paper, back in 1993, John Major was in power, Neil Kinnock was a fan of Ford Sierras, they were still digging coal out of the ground in Yorkshire and other columnists on the paper included AA Gill, Michael Winner and, not long afterwards, Tara Palmer-Tomkinson.
I’m the only one left now. Still here. Still bashing away at the keyboard. And still feeling like a fraud. I went recently to a party celebrating the newspaper’s 200th birthday and during a film that had been made to commemorate the milestone, I was left reeling at the amount of truly important stories it had broken over the years. And the journalistic colossuses who’d translated these shapeshifting events into readable, punchy prose.
Me? Well, I got a job in journalism — on the Rotherham Advertiser — simply because my grandfather, a doctor, had gone out during an air raid in the Second World War and delivered the editor’s first baby. “I’ve always wanted to pay him back,” he said, “so you start on Monday.”
He sent me on a block release course to learn the tricks of the trade and I was terribly shit at everything. I only managed to pass my 110-word-a-minute shorthand exam by using a two-speed tape recorder and very long hair to cover up the secret earpiece. But while there I did meet a chap from the Harrogate Herald who told me about a great gig. If you could get a motoring column in the newspaper, carmakers would send you a brand-new model every week, fully insured and brimmed with fuel. All you had to do to keep the gravy train running was say how brilliant it was.
So I became a motoring journalist — that’s the profession’s bottom rung, just below being a travel hack. And that was fraudulent too because I had no clue how a car works. Back then my peers and colleagues in the specialist motoring press would talk about gear ratios and steering racks and tread shuffle, and I had literally no clue what they were on about. In my mind you turned the key, witchcraft happened and you moved about. The gearbox? That was pure sorcery.
In some ways this ignorance helped, because if you know how a car works you aren’t all that surprised when it does. With me, I always have a boyish, tinkle-grabbing excitement when I push the throttle pedal and the whole car moves. It excites me. And I don’t think that excitement would be there if I were on some kind of a know-how par with the engineers who’d made it possible.
To get round the problem of not knowing what I was talking about, I wrote mostly about how a car made you look and feel. And that seemed to go down quite well, so pretty soon the gravy train became a foreign junket jus train as carmakers started inviting me to product launches. A lot of product launches. In the mid-Eighties I spent more time in Cannes and Barcelona than I did at home. And all I had to do in exchange for all the private jets and champagne was write a piece saying that the car made me feel and look very nice. And that it would do the same for you too.
At one of these product launches — for the Citroën AX, in case you’re interested — I bumped into a BBC producer who asked me to appear on Top Gear, and pretty soon I was so busy doing that, I didn’t have time to go to Cannes and Barcelona any more. Which meant I had nothing to lose and could say what I liked.
Many of the carmakers didn’t like me saying what I liked, so an association of car industry press officers despatched a chap from Ford called Harry Calton to speak to my bosses. They told him that my directness was bringing more viewers to Top Gear and that this was good for the motor industry. Which in turn was good for Ford. He agreed and pretty soon I was rushing about, refusing to review the Vauxhall Vectra because it was too boring. And likening the new Toyota Corolla to a fridge-freezer. And saying that the Ford Scorpio looked like a slightly melted waxwork model of Marty Feldman.
This brought me to the attention of The Sunday Times, which asked me to do something similar in print. Which is quite an achievement if you think about it. Being asked to write for one of the most prestigious newspapers in the world, on a subject about which I knew nothing.
I couldn’t even drive very well back then. This was a bit of a hindrance, because to write about how a car behaves “at the limit” you have to be able to take it to the limit, and to find out where that is you have to go beyond it, which meant doing some kind of skid. It was my old colleague Tiff Needell who taught me how to do that, at Kemble airfield, in a Lamborghini Murciélago.
I still don’t do it properly. Instead of using power to break traction at the back, which is what the professionals do, I use too much speed. I arrive at the corner far too quickly, lift off the throttle to pitch the weight of the car forwards and therefore reduce traction at the back, and then turn the wheel while rubbing some rosaries. It’s messy and smoky and scary sometimes, especially when you’re doing it three feet from the back of a camera tracking car. But it looked good on television, and it convinced millions of people that I was some kind of cross between Ayrton Senna and Adrian Newey, all wrapped up in a sandwich filled with idiotic metaphors and similes.
Soon The Sunday Times asked me to start writing about other things as well, which is how I ended up with Adrian Gill, in Baghdad, in 2005, reporting on the Iraq War. I was useless at this as well, choosing to use hyperbole instead of actually finding stuff out. “There were a hundred million soldiers” is so much easier than calling the MoD and finding out how many there really were.
I also had a terrible nose for news. Back in the autumn of 2013 — I did look that up — I was in Kyiv doing some kind of Top Gear live show when I received a call from a different editor of The Sunday Times, asking me to go down to Independence Square to see if the protests were as big as he’d been led to believe.
I was thrilled because this was my big chance to be a proper hack, at the pointy tip of a breaking story. So off I went with a notebook and no pen. No journalist ever has a pen. And having talked to the lone policeman and signed autographs for the six rather bored-looking protesters, I called the editor and said the whole Russia/Ukraine thing was a nonstory.
Incredibly, after 30 years on the paper, I’m still here. But will I still be kicking around after 40 years? With cars I think not. I recently borrowed a 2005 Ford GT and, on a beautiful spring evening, I took it from Chipping Norton to Badminton House, along some of the loveliest and quietest and fastest roads that Britain has to offer, and I truly loved it. But in the not too distant future drives like that will simply not be possible. And cars like that will be gone. It’ll all be 20 mph and giving way to cyclists and pulling over for 60 hours to fill up the batteries. And I want no part of that.
I may not know how proper cars work. But at least they interest me. The new breed? I have even less of a clue what makes them move along and I find them all to be more boring than Jane Austen giving a four-hour talk about Chaucer.
When I began doing this columnism lark you could say that the combustion engine was brilliant and that men can’t have babies. These days, though … you can still say those things. It’s just that now people get very angry with you. And I like that because I’ve always liked throwing rocks in ponds. It’s all I’ve ever done, really. Tried to mess things up. It’s been fun.
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Does the red trouser mob speak fluent nimby? You better you bet
By Jeremy Clarkson (Sunday Times, May 28)
I have some experience of not getting planning permission, and what I’ve come to understand is this: whether you want to build a conservatory, or a funeral home, or a nuclear power station, you’ve got to get the language right. Sustainable. That’s an important word. Your conservatory may feature window frames made from depleted uranium, but that doesn’t matter if you describe it as sustainable. And mental health. That’s critical. You need a sustainable sun room full of eco-plants because it’s good for your mental health. Plus you will empower the local building trade in a way that will be “transformative” to the low-income “community”.
Sadly, however, no matter how well versed you may be in modern government-speak, you will come up against a neighbour in red trousers who knows the even more powerful language of nimbyism. And he’s going to say that your new conservatory will cause more “pollution”, “traffic” and “noise”. That’s the holy trinity for those who worship at the altar of Laura Ashley. And if that isn’t working, they’ll wheel out the trump card: dark skies. They’ll argue that your new conservatory will cause light pollution, and then, I’m afraid, you’ve had it. Especially if there’s even a suggestion that you might harm a bat.
All of which brings me on to the Duke of Beaufort. He recently applied for permission to stage two summer concerts in the agreeable grounds of Badminton House — the Who and Rod Stewart, in case you’re interested. And I’m sure his representatives used all the right words.
They’ll have glossed over the fact that it’s bloody expensive to run a big house and new income streams are necessary, because that sort of argument doesn’t sit well in a country where anyone with a big house is wrong. That’s the law. So the duke’s advisers will have relegated the business angle to page 12 of the application and concentrated instead on how the sustainable, low-impact, green events will empower the low-income rural community and boost the mental health of the region’s bats.
Sadly, though, the duke’s neighbours are not just well versed in the language of nimbyism. They are fluent — they are past masters — in the art of objecting. So they started by pointing out there’d be increased traffic in the area and that noise would “reverberate” in nearby villages — presumably causing many bat deaths and “mental health issues”.
Naturally, they also said the concertgoers would engage in “rowdy behaviour”, even though it’s the Who and Rod Stewart we’re talking about. Most of the audience will be in their sixties, and when Roger Daltrey sings, “The kids are all right”, they’ll turn to one another and say, “They really are. Henry’s a commodity broker now, and Harriet is doing ever so well at Freuds.” Then, when it’s all over, they’ll go back to Stanton St Quintin in their Teslas, and Keith Moon will not head over to the local hostelries to blow up the lavatories because he died 45 years ago.
Fearing perhaps the council might cotton on to the fact the audience are extremely unlikely to drive their cars into the nearest swimming pool, the red-trouser people decided then to open up with sustained machinegun fire. Crime. Disorder. Public nuisance. Emergency services. Road safety. Pandora’s box. This was the Middle England playbook, and if they’d stuck to it, they might have got somewhere.
But they got high on their own supply and became silly, saying, “With 11 to 12 hours’ drinking licences, drunks will camp overnight . . . increasing the potential for a major fire incident.”
Right. I see. So this 65-year-old reveller overdoes it on the noon balloons and the Whispering Angel, puts up a tent he’s somehow smuggled into the venue and then, using some of the kindling he’s brought from the wicker basket in his snug, gets a fire going, which, despite the constant rain that goes hand in hand with British summertime concerts, somehow turns into a major Australia-style inferno that completely engulfs three neighbouring villages and ruins the dark skies for miles.
It’s the most preposterous argument I’ve ever heard. There was, once, a fire at an outdoor gig. It was caused by a faulty light on the stage and was quickly extinguished using stamping and a blanket. No one was injured and Bruno Mars was back at the mike eight minutes later. So the fire argument doesn’t wash.
And I’m delighted to say the duke’s local authority saw it for the nonsense it was and gave the gigs the go-ahead. And before you write in saying, “How would you like it if your neighbour invited the Who to perform in his garden?”, I’d say: “I’d like it a lot. Especially if they bring some lasers and do 'Baba O’Riley'.”
I fear, however, that this is not the end of the story, because now “sustainable” has been balanced out by “traffic”, and “empowering” by “light pollution”, the red-trouser brigade is going to become increasingly desperate in its constant battle to keep Britain as it was in 1957.
Mr Sunak announced recently that planners will be encouraged to look favourably on rural schemes, but they’re going to be up against a tub-thumping army that will quickly recognise that the fire argument was a bit of an oxbow lake and will start to argue that the new housing estate for the low-income community will cause a plague of luminous locusts that will spoil the dark sky. Or that it will attract immigrants who all have ebola. And that your longed-for barn conversion is actually a Russian missile silo capable of turning all of Chipping Sodbury into a nuclear desert for the next 10,000 years.
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The Driving website of the Sunday Times has also published a freely accessible interview with Clarkson, on his 30 years at the paper. It's part of a larger feature that also reproduces several old columns.
And here's the Sun column: "Three things bother us in the UK..."
Clarkson's columns are regularly collected as books. You can buy them from his boss or your local bookshop.

2013 Dodge SRT Viper GTS - A 800

Stats
Weight	3326 lbs
Balance	49%
HP	640
Torque	600 lb-ft
Top Speed	207 mph
0-60	4s
0-100	8.6s

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Weight Reduction	Stock

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Clutch	Stock
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Differential	Race

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Not Applicable

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ARBs
Front	2.5
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2006 Audi RS 4 - A 800

Stats
Weight	1316 kg
Balance	56%
HP	580
Torque	552 nm
Top Speed	338 kph
0-100	3.377s

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Aspiration	Centrifugal Supercharger
Body Kit	Stock

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Intake	Race
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Ignition	Race
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Valves	Stock
Displacement	Stock
Pistons	Race
Centrifugal Supercharger	Race
Intercooler	Stock
Oil Cooling	Street
Flywheel	Stock

Platform And Handling
Brakes	Stock
Front Arb	Race
Rear Arb	Race
Chassis Reinforcement	Stock
Weight Reduction	Race

Drivetrain
Clutch	Stock
Transmission	Stock
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Differential	Race

Tires And Rims
Compound	Rally
Tire Width	Front 255 mm, Rear 275 mm
Rim Style	Sport Advan RS-DF
Rim Size	Front Stock in, Rear Stock in
Track Width	Front Stock, Rear First
Profile Size	Front Stock, Rear Stock

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Front Bumper	Stock
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Rear Wing	Stock
Side Skirts	N/A
Hood	N/A

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Tires	bar	psi
Front	1.60	23.2
Rear	1.60	23.2

Gears	Ratio
Not Applicable

Alignment	Camber	Toe	Caster
Front		0.0°
Rear		0.0°

ARBs
Front	6.0
Rear	57.0

Springs	kgf/mm	lbs/in	n/mm
Front
Rear

Ride Height	cm	in
Front
Rear

Damping	Rebound	Bump
Front
Rear

Aero	kgf	lb
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Brakes	%
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Pressure	100%

Differential	Accel	Decel
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Center	66%

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Hello is there any way how to increase top speed of Permobil power wheelchairs from 6 mph to 7.5 mph?
Reason why I am asking is I consider to buy M Corpus VS but top speed is only 6 mph vs 7.5 mph F5 VS
THX

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#2018 Mercedes-AMG GT 4-Door Coupe - A 800
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**Weight**4388 lbs
**Balance**52%
**HP**671
**Torque**706 lb-ft
**Top Speed**221.5 mph
**0-60**2.825s
**0-100**6.737s
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Tire WidthFront 285 mm, Rear 345 mm
Rim StyleStock
Rim SizeFront Stock in, Rear Stock in
Track WidthFront Stock, Rear Stock
Profile SizeFront Stock, Rear Stock
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**Aero and Appearance**
:--:--
Front BumperStock
Rear BumperN/A
Rear WingStock
Side SkirtsN/A
HoodN/A
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## Tune
**Tires****bar****psi**
:----:--:
Front1.7926.0
Rear1.7926.0
######
**Gears****Ratio**
:----:
Final Drive3.47
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**Alignment****Camber****Toe****Caster**
:----:--:--:
Front-1.0°0.0°5.0°
Rear-1.0°0.0°
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**ARBs**
:----:
Front32.3
Rear41.0
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**Springs****kgf/mm****lbs/in****n/mm**
:----:--:--:
Not Applicable
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**Ride Height****cm****in**
:----:--:
Front
Rear
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**Damping****Rebound****Bump**
:----:--:
Front
Rear
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**Aero****kgf****lb**
:----:--:
Not Applicable
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**Brakes****%**
:----:
Balance50%
Pressure100%
######
**Differential****Accel****Decel**
:----:--:
Front27%10%
Rear75%20%
Center70%

These last few months I’ve been watching this sub, riding those bird scooters around to get used to it, and watching YouTube channels dedicated to it. I’ve just now taken the plunge and gotten a scooter, now that I have more confidence riding I decided to invest in the hobby; I ordered a refurbished Vsett 9+ on REVrides for $1200.
With dual motors active it’s top speed can go up to 35 mph. Here’s my question, I want to find a suitable helmet that will protect me at that speed, I feel like a motorcycle helmet would be a bit much and cut off my peripheral vision. Any recommendations? Also do I have to get a jacket or are shoulder and knee pads sufficient in the event of a crash? I don’t plan on riding it until I have the proper safety equipment.

My gotrax scooter, I’ve had it for almost a year now, has stopped accelerating at a normal progression. It does accelerate but it takes a few seconds to achieve top speed, which is 15.5 mph. Could it be the battery? I have replaced both tires with hard tires. That’s the only modification I’ve done.

Period: 29.55 days

	Submissions	Comments
Total	996	86920
Rate (per day)	33.70	2843.09
Unique Redditors	640	11317
Combined Score	351873	592168

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1. 12051 points, 4 submissions: Passu16
   
   1. My dad is the best, i love him so much. (Not qualified for jee advanced) (11023 points, 554 comments)
   2. Another one guyz another one (588 points, 92 comments)
   3. Another one guyz another one (teacher edition) (337 points, 90 comments)
   4. Guys thanks for all the support and love and yeah i am really lucky to have a dad like him and i will do better in CET And UGEE. (103 points, 29 comments)
2. 8586 points, 21 submissions: mrumeshmidha
   
   1. Aise juniors ho toh cooperate na krne main kaisi sharam (1482 points, 182 comments)
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3. 3861 points, 1 submission: Mardanamajnu
   
   1. (Call recording)….I let my father down. (3861 points, 638 comments)
4. 3726 points, 4 submissions: GodGamerBS
   
   1. Didnt wanted to but had to make 😔 (1839 points, 272 comments)
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5. 3691 points, 7 submissions: Preetham-PPM
   
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6. 3432 points, 5 submissions: aadishseth
   
   1. 20 saal ka ho gaya hu , this birthday I gifted myself mbbs seat (neet score expecting 627+) after 3 attempts , abhi mummy ko girlfriend se introduce karaunga, aur shaddi ki baat Bhi fix karlunga , wish me a luck (1217 points, 352 comments)
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7. 3274 points, 4 submissions: Big-Cherry6732
   
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9. 2905 points, 7 submissions: 3rdAccount-Robo
   
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15. 2395 points, 4 submissions: DarkObjective
    
    1. Why was there discrimination on the neet centre? (888 points, 350 comments)
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16. 2314 points, 3 submissions: That_Late_Bloomer
    
    1. Roast me as hard as you can. Jalil kar do muze (1799 points, 600 comments)
    2. Shi toh keh rha tha (415 points, 69 comments)
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    1. <3 (1155 points, 116 comments)
    2. Don't Waste Your Sperm, Complete Explain by Manish Dubey Sir (679 points, 328 comments)
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19. 2194 points, 4 submissions: TejuuuOP
    
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20. 2183 points, 3 submissions: Otherwise-Garbage216
    
    1. I failed for 3 years and yesterday I scored 650±10. My story (1048 points, 262 comments)
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29. eleven_star (1518 points, 170 comments)
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Hello,
Considering buying the Inokim Ox Super. Fits all my criteria though seems a bit slow off the line. Looking to keep it under 1500, closer to 1000. Need suspension, ~30 mph top speed, 10 in tires, and ideally under 60 lbs.
It is ~$300 more on Fluid than on Inokim’s website. Is it worth it to buy on Fluid for the support/warranty?
Also considered the Fluid Vista & Apollo City. Heard mixed reviews on Apollo as a brand though the City seems quite nice. Looked at the Mantis v2 Fluid but it’s a bit over budget. Open to other recommendations as well
Thanks!

hey there to all
so i purchased an electric bike (gunai fat bike) the bike its self good for what i paid,top speed of about 40 mph ..obviously i wont be doing that, the only problem i think ima gunna run into is my currant bike work stand wont be able to hold it as the bike is heavy...so for example if i were to get a puncture i would have to flip the bike onto its seat and handle bars,which i hate doing(but if need then ) risking damage to the display unit, anyway what would be a better option for me when it comes to work stands ?

Padres @ Yankees - Sun, May 28

Game Status: Final - Score: 10-7 Yankees

Links & Info

• Current conditions at Yankee Stadium: 76°F - Sunny - Wind 7 mph, In From RF
• TV: Padres: Bally Sports San Diego, Yankees: YES
• Radio: Padres: XEMO 860 (es), KWFN 97.3, Yankees: WADO 1280 (es), WFAN 660/101.9 FM
• MLB Gameday
• Game Graphs
• Savant Gamefeed

	Padres Batters	AB	R	H	RBI	BB	K	LOB	AVG	OBP	SLG
1	Tatis Jr. - RF	4	0	0	0	1	2	2	.246	.294	.472
2	Cronenworth - 1B	3	1	1	1	0	2	1	.215	.339	.392
3	Bogaerts - SS	4	0	0	0	0	2	2	.253	.345	.397
4	Carpenter - DH	3	1	0	0	1	1	1	.174	.303	.349
5	Odor - 2B	4	1	1	2	0	1	1	.210	.289	.420
6	Kim, Ha - 3B	2	3	1	0	2	1	0	.242	.330	.382
7	Grisham - CF	3	0	1	0	1	0	1	.188	.309	.358
8	Azocar - LF	3	1	1	2	0	1	1	.234	.250	.277
	b-Soto, J - PH	1	0	0	0	0	0	2	.261	.422	.506
9	Nola, Au - C	2	0	0	0	0	1	0	.131	.252	.182
	a-Sullivan - C	1	0	0	1	0	1	1	.170	.184	.298
	Totals	30	7	5	6	5	12	12

Padres
a-Struck out for Nola, Au in the 7th. b-Grounded into a forceout for Azocar in the 9th.
BATTING: 2B: Grisham (13, Cordero, J). HR: Cronenworth (6, 1st inning off Cole, 0 on, 1 out); Odor (4, 7th inning off Cole, 1 on, 0 out). TB: Azocar; Cronenworth 4; Grisham 2; Kim, Ha; Odor 4. RBI: Azocar 2 (3); Cronenworth (19); Odor 2 (17); Sullivan (5). 2-out RBI: Azocar. Runners left in scoring position, 2 out: Odor; Tatis Jr. SF: Sullivan. Team RISP: 1-for-7. Team LOB: 3.
FIELDING: E: Sullivan (2, throw).

	Yankees Batters	AB	R	H	RBI	BB	K	LOB	AVG	OBP	SLG
1	Torres - 2B	4	1	1	0	0	0	0	.263	.344	.449
2	Judge - RF	4	2	2	2	0	2	0	.291	.398	.633
3	Rizzo - 1B	3	0	1	1	0	2	0	.304	.376	.505
	Allen, G - LF	1	0	0	0	0	1	0	.200	.200	.600
4	LeMahieu - 1B	4	0	0	0	0	2	2	.251	.320	.417
5	Bader - CF	4	2	1	2	0	0	1	.250	.280	.500
6	Calhoun, W - DH	4	1	2	1	0	0	0	.242	.320	.385
	1-Cabrera, O - DH	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	.201	.253	.302
7	Kiner-Falefa - 3B	4	2	1	1	0	0	1	.208	.259	.347
8	Higashioka - C	4	1	3	2	0	0	0	.203	.259	.380
9	Volpe - SS	4	1	1	1	0	1	2	.198	.279	.354
	Totals	36	10	12	10	0	8	6

Yankees
1-Ran for Calhoun, W in the 8th.
BATTING: 2B: Higashioka 2 (5, Darvish, Carlton); Calhoun, W (4, Darvish). HR: Judge (15, 1st inning off Darvish, 0 on, 1 out); Bader (6, 8th inning off Honeywell, 0 on, 1 out). TB: Bader 4; Calhoun, W 3; Higashioka 5; Judge 5; Kiner-Falefa; Rizzo; Torres; Volpe. RBI: Bader 2 (19); Calhoun, W (10); Higashioka 2 (13); Judge 2 (35); Kiner-Falefa (8); Rizzo (32); Volpe (21). 2-out RBI: Calhoun, W; Higashioka 2; Kiner-Falefa. Runners left in scoring position, 2 out: Volpe. Team RISP: 7-for-10. Team LOB: 2.
FIELDING: E: Bader (2, throw); Higashioka (4, throw). Pickoffs: Higashioka (Tatis Jr. at 1st base). DP: (Higashioka-Rizzo).

Padres Pitchers	IP	H	R	ER	BB	K	HR	P-S	ERA
Darvish (L, 3-4)	2.2	7	7	7	0	2	1	63-42	4.61
Carlton	2.1	2	1	1	0	3	0	36-23	1.42
Tapia, D	1.0	0	0	0	0	0	0	12-7	2.92
Honeywell	2.0	3	2	2	0	3	1	32-22	3.77
Totals	8.0	12	10	10	0	8	2

Yankees Pitchers	IP	H	R	ER	BB	K	HR	P-S	ERA
Cole (W, 6-0)	6.0	4	6	5	3	9	2	100-62	2.93
Cordero, J (H, 4)	1.0	1	0	0	0	2	0	14-10	3.47
Marinaccio (H, 5)	1.0	0	0	0	0	1	0	9-6	4.10
Holmes	1.0	0	1	1	2	0	0	20-8	3.27
Totals	9.0	5	7	6	5	12	2

Game Info
HBP: Cronenworth (by Marinaccio).
Pitches-strikes: Darvish 63-42; Carlton 36-23; Tapia, D 12-7; Honeywell 32-22; Cole 100-62; Cordero, J 14-10; Marinaccio 9-6; Holmes 20-8.
Groundouts-flyouts: Darvish 2-3; Carlton 3-0; Tapia, D 1-0; Honeywell 2-0; Cole 2-3; Cordero, J 1-0; Marinaccio 1-1; Holmes 2-1.
Batters faced: Darvish 15; Carlton 9; Tapia, D 3; Honeywell 9; Cole 24; Cordero, J 4; Marinaccio 4; Holmes 5.
Inherited runners-scored: Carlton 1-1; Cordero, J 1-1.
Umpires: HP: Bill Miller. 1B: Roberto Ortiz. 2B: Chad Whitson. 3B: Rob Drake.
Weather: 76 degrees, Sunny.
Wind: 7 mph, In From RF.
First pitch: 1:38 PM.
T: 2:42.
Att: 47,295.
Venue: Yankee Stadium.
May 28, 2023

Inning	Scoring Play	Score
Top 1	Jake Cronenworth homers (6) on a fly ball to right center field.	1-0 SD
Bottom 1	Aaron Judge homers (15) on a fly ball to left center field.	1-1
Top 2	Jose Azocar singles on a line drive to center fielder Harrison Bader. Ha-Seong Kim scores. Jose Azocar scores. Throwing error by center fielder Harrison Bader. Throwing error by catcher Kyle Higashioka.	3-1 SD
Bottom 3	Anthony Volpe singles on a ground ball to center fielder Trent Grisham. Kyle Higashioka scores. Anthony Volpe to 2nd.	3-2 SD
Bottom 3	Aaron Judge singles on a ground ball to left fielder Jose Azocar. Anthony Volpe scores. Gleyber Torres to 2nd.	3-3
Bottom 3	Anthony Rizzo singles on a sharp line drive to right fielder Fernando Tatis Jr. Gleyber Torres scores. Aaron Judge to 2nd.	4-3 NYY
Bottom 3	Harrison Bader grounds into a force out, shortstop Xander Bogaerts to second baseman Rougned Odor. Aaron Judge scores. Anthony Rizzo out at 2nd. Harrison Bader to 1st.	5-3 NYY
Bottom 3	Willie Calhoun doubles (4) on a line drive to center fielder Trent Grisham. Harrison Bader scores.	6-3 NYY
Bottom 3	Isiah Kiner-Falefa singles on a line drive to left fielder Jose Azocar. Willie Calhoun scores.	7-3 NYY
Bottom 3	Kyle Higashioka doubles (5) on a sharp fly ball to center fielder Trent Grisham. Isiah Kiner-Falefa scores.	8-3 NYY
Top 7	Rougned Odor homers (4) on a fly ball to right field. Matt Carpenter scores.	8-5 NYY
Top 7	Jose Azocar reaches on a fielder's choice out, second baseman Gleyber Torres to third baseman Isiah Kiner-Falefa. Ha-Seong Kim scores. Trent Grisham out at 3rd.	8-6 NYY
Bottom 8	Harrison Bader homers (6) on a fly ball to left center field.	9-6 NYY
Bottom 8	Kyle Higashioka singles on a ground ball to left fielder Jose Azocar. Isiah Kiner-Falefa scores.	10-6 NYY
Top 9	Brett Sullivan out on a sacrifice fly to left fielder Greg Allen. Ha-Seong Kim scores.	10-7 NYY

Team	Highlight
NYY	Starting lineups for Padres at Yankees - May 28, 2023 (00:00:09)
SD	Fielding alignment for San Diego, May 28 vs Yankees (00:00:11)
SD	Breaking down Yu Darvish's pitches (00:00:08)
SD	Cronenworth's solo home run (6) (00:00:28)
NYY	Aaron Judge's solo home run (15) (00:00:31)
SD	Azocar's Little League homer (00:00:48)
NYY	Judge takes away a home run (00:00:24)
NYY	Anthony Volpe's RBI single (00:00:36)
NYY	Aaron Judge's RBI single (00:00:19)
NYY	Anthony Rizzo's RBI single (00:00:23)
NYY	Judge scores on fielder's choice (00:00:24)
SD	Grisham takes away a home run (00:00:33)
NYY	Willie Calhoun's RBI double (00:00:24)
NYY	Kiner-Falefa's RBI single (00:00:22)
NYY	Kyle Higashioka's RBI double (00:00:36)
NYY	Yanks nab Tatis at first base (00:00:10)
SD	Odor's two-run home run (4) (00:00:18)
SD	Kim scores on fielder's choice (00:00:27)
NYY	Yankees' seven-run inning (00:02:02)
NYY	Bader's solo home run (6) (00:00:22)
NYY	Kyle Higashioka's RBI single (00:00:19)
NYY	Rizzo leaves with neck injury (00:00:37)
SD	Brett Sullivan's sac fly (00:00:27)
NYY	Clay Holmes locks down the win (00:00:13)
	Darvish strikes out LeMahieu (00:00:07)
NYY	Cole K's nine vs. Padres (00:01:04)
SD	Padres vs. Yankees Highlights (00:03:14)
NYY	Aaron Boone on win over Padres (00:01:33)
SD	Condensed Game: [email protected] - 5/28/23 (00:08:59)
SD	Bob Melvin on Padres' 10-7 loss (00:01:04)

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9		R	H	E	LOB
Padres	1	2	0	0	0	0	3	0	1		7	5	1	3
Yankees	1	0	7	0	0	0	0	2			10	12	2	2

Decisions

• Winner: Gerrit Cole (6-0, 2.93)
• Loser: Yu Darvish (3-4, 4.61)

Division Scoreboard

LAD 10 @ TB 11 - Final
TEX 2 @ BAL 3 - Final
TOR 3 @ MIN 0 - Final
BOS 2 @ AZ 4 - Final
^{Last Updated: 05/28/2023 09:53:10 PM EDT}