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Ok muuten mutta koska en ollut kotona tänään klo 13, niin UPS-toimitus siirrettiin ma 20.8.
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Huomasinkin tän suomiketjun ja olen lueskellut sen läpi. Joo, miitti sopii hyvin, mutta haluan ehkä treenata ensin vähän tuolla vehkeellä ennen kuin kehtaan miittiin tulla; kuten olet ehkä lukenut oon noviisi.
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My Z was at my doorstep today, but because UPS deliver office hours nobody will be at home to receive it. It is also UPS policy that drivers don't call or text to warn the customer of an incoming package so as I had not checked the tracker lately I had no way of preparing for the delivery. I think DHL works better in informing the customer. The package came via Netherlands, not sure what's up with that choreography. Had it come directly from China to the Finnish border, I am sure I would be paying tariffs and VAT now.
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But not too warm. According to battery university they start to suffer (age) already when reaching temps like 30C. Also you should not charge them if the battery temp is below zero. However, the same source says that storage in cold does not age li-ion.
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Lasers or led lights.
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All you need is some lasers on you.
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Yes, very cool! But a bit pricey.
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Yeah, maybe this one:
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Wow, that's a lot of helmets, a shop? I was referring to some totally black model.
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If you can make it to see that day.
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Auch. Wonder if he made it.
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Have to consider getting one. I think I saw somewhere @Marty Backe had a pretty cool looking helmet. Forgot where.
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I am glad you are an optimist. I was once riding my ebike on some surprise snow with slicks on and doing about 25 kmh, fell pretty much instantaneously and broke a rib in the process. Painful as hell for days if not weeks. No laughing, coughing or sneezing. Tons of ibuprofen.
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So I take it this means that one should not try to push the wheels limits, no matter what your charge level is?
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Yeah, that was what I was afraid of. Ian likened the wheel control board to (buggy) computers, which really did not increase my confidence.
