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Quick Pre-Ride Inspection Checklist for Total Peace of Mind

People fall in love with bikes mostly because they love travelling and riding. There is no better boon for any bike rider than preparing for a bike ride. However, there are some preparations to make before starting the ride, and Yamaha bike owners must ensure that all the Yamaha parts in Australia are in perfect condition and functioning optimally. This applies to bike owners having a bike from any brand, and they can do this easily with the help of a quick, pre-ride check. This checklist will help you in several ways, and most importantly, it will give them the much-needed confidence to tour on the bike without any stress of breakdown.

Here is a quick pre-ride check as recommended by almost every vendor of Yamaha motor in Australia.

CHECK THE TYRES

The most crucial part to check is the tyres, and you must inspect the side walls and tyre air pressure and perform a coin check for the tread. Apart from keeping some essential Yamaha motorcycle spares, this is another important step before any ride.

CHECK THE OIL LEVELS

Every bike rider should do this before starting off on a bike ride. The oil level should be checked every week regardless of whether you have a Yamaha motor in Australia or any other bike from any other brand.

LIGHTS AND SIGNALS

This might sound very childish, but you must check the lights and signals of your Yamaha motor in Australia. You will drive peacefully with the knowledge that your bike's lights are fully functional and no issues are present.

DETERMINE BATTERY'S CONDITION ALSO

An essential recommendation by the vendors of Yamaha parts in Australia is to examine the battery. This should be done every month, and if the battery is a year old and you are a regular rider, it's important to get it inspected thoroughly by a reputed mechanic.

LUBE THE CHAIN

Your bike's chain should also be in perfect working condition and flexible. Don't forget to apply spray lube before riding and check the tension. Lubricant application should be done frequently during the ride to enhance performance and prevent premature wearing down.

FOOTPEGS

You must also visually inspect the food pegs and check that the nuts are in their place. There should be no visible physical damage to Yamaha parts in Australia. Remember to check the suspension bolts. Keeping some Yamaha motorcycle spares with you while on a long ride is a good idea.

CHECK THE FUEL LEVEL

Fuel levels should be monitored every time to ensure that you are not stranded on a highway with no gas station nearby. Before heading towards an area where gas stations are not frequently available, you can get a top-up done and also get some additional fuel in fuel canisters.

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Can't help it...

pairing: inumaki x f!reader

summary: Transferring to a new school is tough, but having your three best friends there makes it easier. Things get even more interesting when you start falling for the mysterious boy who rides his motorcycle to school every day. What will happen next?

a/n: i should be studying but here i am thinking abt motorcycle Toge... also i hate how some ppl see him as a small and weak (physically?!) bitch boy like erm tf no!? he is far from that and he's sooooo fineee.

genre/warnings: [18+] Characters are aged up. Story contains cursing, new friends, alcohol, college!au, no curse!au, dark humour, SMAU and written parts, fluff, smut.

For years now, you and Inumaki have been very close friends, it started from the moment you transferred to a new college.

3 Years Ago...

He was always the quiet type, the one who preferred hanging at the back of the class, alone, away from others.

As you stepped into the classroom for the first time, you greeted your classmates with a friendly nod. When the teacher welcomed you and offered a choice of seats, you made your way to the back of the room, deliberately keeping a distance from the other person who is also sitting there. Though there were plenty of spots up front, you preferred the quiet and privacy that the back provided, especially since you were new and not keen on drawing attention to yourself. It just felt right to have your own space in the back of the class.

It soon became a familiar routine: every morning, you'd enter the classroom and gravitate towards the back, taking your seat next to Inumaki. At first, he appeared slightly irritated by the intrusion, but as weeks passed, that annoyance seemed to fade away. Perhaps he realized it wasn't entirely within his control, or maybe he simply grew accustomed to your presence. Either way, it didn't seem to bother him much anymore, and frankly, you didn't dwell on it either.

Whenever you found yourself with spare time in class—be it after finishing assignments early or completing a test ahead of schedule—you'd often turn to doodling in your notebook. It was a soothing pastime, allowing your mind to wander while your hand sketched away. Initially, your doodles revolved around animals and random objects, but soon you found yourself drawn to sketching things you actually liked: cars and motorcycles.

You had a particular interest in sports cars, especially Japanese models like the GT-R, GR86, and 350/370Z. The sleek lines and powerful engines captivated your imagination, and you poured your passion into every detail of your drawings. From envisioning custom modifications to simply making them look jaw-droppingly cool.

Then, unexpectedly, motorcycles entered the picture, quite literally. One day, as you made your way to class, a Yamaha R3 parked outside the school caught your attention. Despite never having been particularly interested in bikes before, something about this one intrigued you. It sparked a newfound curiosity that led you to delve into research, eager to learn more.

Every day for the past week, that Yamaha R3 parked outside the school became your muse. You would walk into class, take your seat and before your class even begins, you'd take a moment to sketch the bike, capturing its sleek contours and intricate features. With each passing day, you discovered new details to incorporate into your drawing, whether it was the curve of the exhaust pipes or the pattern on the seat. It became a daily routine.

SMAU

GUYS I FR WASNT GONNA MAKE THIS AN SMAU BUT THIS FRIEND GROUP IS ALWAYS TALKING TO EACH OTHER SO I THOUGHT IT WOULD BE FUN

also this is like 50% written and 50% smau (im gonna try to make the next few chapters AFTER chapter 5 more smau)

[miodiodavinci]

anyway as for the long and short of how i'm doing currently (mostly the long)

so two weeks ago i sprained my wrist at work lifting boxes, and it's been a slow recovery even with the help of a brace, stretches, rice buddies, and ice packs. i've had to basically put a lot of my hobbies on hold because i've been saving what little i can do with my wrist for all the job prep i need to do on the weekends (i.e. making flyers, updating spreadsheets, creating presentations, moving more boxes, etc...)

hobbies are even further on hold at this point because this last week i injured my shoulder as well, and i can feel that my ankle is getting ready to go with it. i'm doing what i can to minimize the damage (i.e. got a work cart, have had coworkers come with me to storage, actually sitting down and resting when i'm on break, etc...) but there's not a lot that can be done considering these are Core Aspects of my job and my contract goes until spring (and also like. whole complex situation where i can't leave without screwing over myself and a lot of people i care about)

it's a shit situation all around, but at the very least i'm getting paid a reasonable amount and it's covering my expenses jfgjksdhkfg

(though for all the work i do, god oh god i wish it was doing more than just covering my expenses)

having to take a break from my hobbies has put me in a weird headspace, though. or like it's less of a weird headspace and more that there's finally this pause that has me reevaluating what i want to do in my spare time

i've been consumed by work for the past like four years of my life, this last year was kind of the culmination of that. between completing my internship, finishing my degree, surviving The Horror (read: had a really, truly horrifying cancer scare last year), doing the yamaha collab, and taking care of the flurry of job-hunting stuff that needed to be done post-graduation, i don't know if i actually got a chance to so much as breathe until august

. . . . except in august i immediately collapsed and rotted the entire month away skjdfhgkhsdf

i'm burnt out, i think. like. genuinely, really severely burnt out. the more i think about it, the more i feel like i just need a year of doing nothing.

just. absolutely nothing.

which i've told myself in the past. several times. always in a big showy way. so much so that i feel silly saying it now because i've been saying it for years in the descriptions of my videos and in posts on my blog.

"i'm tired of being beholden to past me!! this year, i'm letting go of my expectations for myself and just doing what i want!!" (<< this user has said this at least 7 separate times and has failed to make good on it every single time)

but i think why i've never been able to follow through is because in spite of all the dropping projects that no longer interested me and not feeling obligated to see everything through, i still held on to the expectation that at the end of it, i'd still post something. but like.

i think posting doesn't really matter to me as much anymore??? if at all???

which isn't to say "i'm putting my foot down and never creating any new vocaloid work ever again," but it's also like. i can't let myself sit with the expectation of "yeah i'll just make things for fun!! and when they're done, i'll post them!!' because that changes the focus from making something for me into making something for others to see, which is. a different beast to care for skdjfgklhsdlfg

i keep seeing a lot of things where i have the opportunity to keep building on what rice and i were able to make as part of the yamaha collab: alternate box arts, matching galaco design, cool new english covers featuring bespoke cover art of the new designs but when i think of starting those, i feel utterly drained, and when i think of how i'll feel once they're finished, i imagine it'll be akin to "alright, i've checked that off the list. what's the next thing i should do not disappear and be a failure?"

. . . . . which is really, really separate from doing things as a hobby because they make me happy OTL

this past year i've really reconnected with my close friends (in part because i stopped having time to scroll online and didn't want anyone to know when i was online because i legitimately did not have the energy to respond) and i've noticed i really truly enjoy just batting around our ocs with each other so more than i've enjoyed any of the vocaloid work that i've put out in the past five years skjfghldkfg

i've been doing vocaloid things for over ten years now, and the collaboration with yamaha was quite literally something i couldn't have even dreamed of, much less imagined it would have just fallen into my lap the way it did. coming off the end of it and my internship though, there's this feeling that's been building for years now where it feels like the effort i put in is just not proportional to the satisfaction i get out of it. it feels more like something i'm supposed to do otherwise i'd just be squandering all the work i've put in and all the attention i've gotten.

. . . . . . i just want to live man 😂 i'm caught in a mental tangle that feels difficult to unravel. spring mio was at the end of his fucking rope, but fall mio is finally has the time to sit down with the slack and is wondering if it's worth it to keep pulling for all i'm worth when i can always just go over to my friend's house and have a funny little sleep over (metaphorical or literal both apply)

i'm not decided by any means but i'm definitely thinking about it.

it's the fact that it's been 2 years since i've released salvador, and i went into it thinking i'd be cool and professional about it, with lots of covers and frequent updates because i used to make lots of UTAU covers in high school, but then i got paralyzed by all the "shoulds" wrapped up in the process and i just. stopped working.

when i say i want to make X cover of Y song, am i really saying that i want to go out of my way to do all these things?? or am i just imagining what momentary satisfaction i'll feel to see another thumbnail on my channel??

...

(face in hands) this ended up being. a lot fucking longer than i meant for it to be jksdfhlkghsdkfg

hopefully most people have clicked away by this point w

it's the tear between the things i genuinely want (making things with friends that stay between us friends) the things i kind of want out of necessity (opening up commissions so i can supplement my income), the things i said i'd do and can't back out now on, and the things i told myself i would do but can't really must up plenty of positive emotions about (but can feel plenty of frightful, guilty emotions when i think of not doing them)

i'll figure it out eventually. even in the worst case scenario, i plan to keep my accounts up as archives, so it's not like my work will go anywhere w i'd still want it to be there once i decide i'm ready to come back to it w

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@kerizaret your wish is my command >:3

So basically this au is an attempt to be somewhat close to the Torpe play as I can (unlike my other Dazzling au where it just uses the designs from the cards). WxS are an unnamed band that performs in a small vaguely British city, Rui as their leader. The Virtual Singers are shape-shifting beings that can appear in different forms to help out the different groups, such as secretly being the animals that helped Torpe have someone to listen to him play. The characters are all somewhat older than their canon counterparts (~22-23), purely so they can do things such as have jobs and live alone.

Tsukasa Torpe-Tenma is the "protagonist" of this story, the most recent addition to Rui's band after proving himself as a capable pianist. He's somewhat shy and uncertain, yet spirited, and he can be somewhat grumpy at times. Before joining the band, he played piano at the town's tavern often, and he still does from time to time. He has a few peculiar magical abilities, such as light manipulation and the ability to talk to animals, though he hasn't quite realized that these things are abnormal. He lives at the edge of town with his two younger siblings: Saki, a conductor on a mysterious magical railroad, and Toya, a singer and florist. Most people simply call him "Torpe" outside of his siblings and people who have known him since he was a child.

Rui "Danchou" Kamishiro is the leader of the band, who plays the flute and is the main one that gets them venues to perform at and writes the songs they play. He had initially given up performing after his music was seen as too "weird" but meeting Emu revitalized his dream to be a part of a band. He's kind and compassionate, the crossroads between a dreamer and a realist. He's somewhat teasing at times, but it's all in good fun to make others smile. He enjoys writing in his spare time as well. Most people call him Danchou (director/bandleader) outside of a few people who knew him before he took on that role.

Emu Otori is the co-founder of the band alongside Danchou, who plays various percussion instruments for them. She'd always wanted to make people happy with music, as her family owns a large corporation that manufactures instruments (think something like Yamaha but old). She came across Danchou performing when he thought no one was around and found herself drawn to him and his music, deciding that she wanted to start a band with him. She's cheerful and optimistic, always willing to try new things to make others happy. Despite her corporate background, she's creative and passionate, always willing to stand up for her dreams. She lives in a large house outside of town with her family, but occasionally stays with one of the others to stay closer to them.

Nene Kusanagi is an accordion player for the band, recruited by Danchou when Emu encouraged him to start a band with her. She used to perform often, but freezing up while with the first band she was in led her to give up performing. Danchou and Emu managed to encourage her to try again, thus she joined the band, marking the last edition until Torpe. She's quiet and somewhat sharp-tongued, but she greatly cares about others deep down, and is incredibly passionate about music. She also dabbles in writing her own music sometimes, but much less so than Danchou. She is Danchou's childhood friend, and one of the only people who calls him Rui.

The two Virtual Singers that the band, mainly Torpe, interact with are Hatsune Miku and "Fuuga Kaito", the bartenders of the tavern that also occasionally play music (Miku plays the harmonica, Kaito the trumpet). They are incredibly supportive of the band and their goals, and often end up helping them in subtle ways. Outside of the forms they take on when with the band, they also occasionally shapeshift into animals that help Torpe out from time to time, no matter how annoying they may seem to him.

All of the other units exist in this world as well, each represented by a different card set, I might make posts about them as well if people want them.

Leo/need: Live with Memories

MORE MORE JUMP!: Cast a Spell on You! + Re-tie Friendship

Vivid BAD SQUAD: The Vivid Old Tale (before joining them Toya used his colofes design)

Nightcord at 25:00: Insatiable Pale Color + Colofes

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Love letter to the bass guitar.

In my mind I have a distinct recollection of falling in love with the bass guitar. When I was a kid my parents would take me to the mall every few weeks and I would spend my time in this music store marveling at all the electric guitars. This was the early 90's, hair metal was still a thing so there was all kinds of over the top guitar designs. Not knowing anything about guitars I would walk up to the hanging guitars that I had to look up and see, put my cheek right on the body of the instrument, pluck the strings and feel the vibrations. I remember loving how the vibrations of the "four" string guitars felt. I could not have been more than eleven or twelve at the time. It became my habit when I got to the mall for a while, to go in and play the four string electric guitars that were hanging on the wall with my faced pressed up against them.

I remember asking my parents if I could start with a "four" string guitar and then once I learned that I would graduate to a six string one. I'm not 100% sure they understood what I was asking, "I would even get an amp later" I would say. Just get me a guitar I could call my own. Sadly it was just not in the budget. When I was very little I had taken some piano lessons but it just never stuck with me. At some point I stopped asking and never really thought about it for a few years. But by fourteen I was glued to my Walkman and absorbing any music I could get my hands on. It would be my bike, my Walkman and the Summer sun for days on end while I explored the city to the soundtrack of my choosing. Sometimes with my friends, sometimes solo. Being glued to music would never change the rest of my life.

Late that next year, when I was fifteen the youth pastor (Steve) of the church I grew up in made me an offer. He knew a guy that owned a music store and would give me free bass lessons in the hopes that I would get hooked and become a customer later on and he needed a bass player in the church praise band so I was in a band before I had really even picked up a bass. Steve just said he knew I loved music so much and maybe I should try playing it. I tentatively said ok. I remember almost ditching my first lesson because it all seemed so overwhelming. Sean, the owner of the local music shop patiently taught me the bass. I would go to the practice rooms in the smelly old basement and play bass for a few hours after school everyday. Sean would come down in between helping customers and give me pointers. He was very generous and let me play on any bass I wanted in the store.

I remember my first "gig" playing for the youth group at church. No doubt that I messed up quite a lot but what a rush. It was addictive to be sure. After that I starting learning my favorite songs and growing as a new musician. Eventually I bought my first bass, and old Yamaha with this crazy paint job. It was $275 dollars and I paid it off in three chunks with the money I made working as a dishwasher. To this day I still gig with that bass as my spare, even though it was been completely rebuilt multiple times and I have owned many other basses over the years.

Then I started my first band with some of my friends and played in that band from the age sixteen to twenty two. I got offers to play in other bands and took some of them. In late high school and early college I took loads of music theory classes and ending up studying with Berklee College of music. This took me on an amazing journey of learning audio engineering/production and working at Sweetwater sound, as well as writing music for videos and other artists.

I have had the good fortune of meeting so many wonderful artists and musicians, been able to be a part of creating fulfilling art, all through being a bass player. Some days I reflect on all the different bands I have had the honor of playing in over the years and what a blast it all is. How crazy that what started as one guy needing a bass player in the praise band changed the entire course of my whole life. Changed the friendships I would have had, my education and career. Playing bass has and I'm sure will continue to lead me down all kinds of interesting roads. Maybe I would have found the Bass on my own one day? Who knows.

When I am playing live, I still love feeling that same vibration that I felt in the tiny little music store as a kid. I love being the bridge between the melody and rhythm section and feeling the groove and power of it all. Playing music is a strange thing in its own right as there is always something new to master. Some technique just out of reach that you work for and eventually conquer. A more fulling journey I can not think of. Thanks to everyone who I have met on this path!

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IMOS 2024 is Coming Back this October 30 - November 3 in Indonesia

The Indonesia Motorcycle Show (IMOS) 2024 is set to return to Jakarta, marking its first appearance in the city in a decade. Scheduled to take place from October 30 to November 3, this year’s exhibition promises to be the most extensive showcase of motorcycles in Indonesia’s history. It will take place at the ICE BSD City, offering a unique platform where the latest innovations and advancements in motorcycle technology can be explored under one roof. IMOS 2024 aims not only to showcase new models and technologies but also to emphasize safety and environmental concerns—issues that are becoming increasingly vital in today’s world.

Fostering Growth in the Motorcycle Industry

The event is being organized by the Indonesian Motorcycle Industry Association (AISI), which is dedicated to stimulating growth within the motorcycle sector. This year’s theme, “Riding Green and Safe Journeys for Better Life,” perfectly encapsulates AISI’s mission to promote environmentally friendly practices within the industry. The association is committed to encouraging sustainable habits among motorcycle manufacturers and consumers alike, helping to create a more responsible and eco-conscious motorcycle culture in Indonesia.

A Commitment to Innovation and Sustainability

During a recent press conference held on October 3 in Jakarta, Johannes Loman, the General Chair of AISI, emphasized the significance of IMOS as a platform for industry stakeholders to showcase groundbreaking innovations. He stated, "AISI is dedicated to further encouraging innovations that not only enhance vehicle performance but also promote environmentally friendly products." The exhibition aims to elevate public awareness about sustainable motorcycling practices while providing a direct space for interactions between consumers and industry professionals.

Expanding the Exhibit Area for Enhanced Engagement

This year, IMOS will feature an expanded exhibition space compared to previous editions. The total exhibition area will cover 15,000 square meters, including both indoor and outdoor sections of halls 9 and 10 at ICE BSD City. The increase in space is designed to facilitate better consumer education and allow exhibitors to showcase their latest technologies more effectively.

Sigit Kumala, Head of the IMOS 2024 Organizer, expressed enthusiasm about the expanded venue, stating, "With an increasingly large exhibition area and more complete participants, visitors will find more comfort in exploring the exhibition areas and enjoying the entire series of events we have prepared." The larger area is expected to foster a vibrant atmosphere that showcases the latest motorcycle offerings for all attendees.

A Diverse Array of Exhibitors

IMOS 2024 is anticipated to be more vibrant than last year's event, with over 60 participants set to take part. This year, attendees can look forward to the presence of 17 major motorcycle brands, including industry giants like Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, TVS, Yamaha, Harley-Davidson, Royal Alloy, Royal Enfield, and Scomadi. The exhibition will also showcase various Electric Vehicle Motorcycle brands, including Alva, Electrom, HORWIN INC, ION Mobility, Polytron, VMove, Volta, and ZPT.

The exhibition is not limited to motorcycles alone; it will also feature supporting industries that contribute to the motorcycle ecosystem. Visitors will find a wide range of products, from tires and helmets to lubricants, tools, and spare parts. This comprehensive approach aims to provide enthusiasts with a 360-degree view of the motorcycle world, effectively making IMOS 2024 a one-stop-shop for motorcycle lovers.

Exciting Activities and Attractions

Beyond being a traditional exhibition, IMOS 2024 promises a wide range of exciting activities designed to educate and entertain attendees. The event will feature interactive displays, product demonstrations, and various workshops focused on motorcycle safety and maintenance. These activities aim to impart valuable knowledge to visitors while promoting responsible riding practices, aligning perfectly with the event's overarching theme of Environmental Responsibility and Safety.

Attendees can look forward to participating in hands-on workshops that will cover essential topics related to motorcycle safety, maintenance, and eco-friendly riding practices. By engaging in these activities, participants can learn not only about the latest technologies but also about the importance of maintaining their motorcycles responsibly and safely.

A Platform for Collaboration and Innovation

IMOS 2024 stands as an essential platform for collaboration among manufacturers, consumers, and industry professionals. It will facilitate dialogue about the future of motorcycling in Indonesia, addressing critical issues such as sustainability, safety, and innovation. As the motorcycle industry evolves, events like IMOS will play a crucial role in shaping its direction.

The exhibition serves as a reminder of the importance of continuous innovation in the motorcycle industry. As manufacturers introduce new technologies and environmentally friendly products, it becomes increasingly vital for consumers to understand how these advancements can enhance their riding experience while minimizing environmental impact.

Conclusion

The Indonesia Motorcycle Show 2024 promises to be a landmark event that not only showcases the latest motorcycles and technologies but also addresses critical issues concerning sustainability and safety. By bringing together a diverse range of exhibitors and providing interactive activities, IMOS aims to elevate public awareness about responsible riding practices and foster a culture of innovation within the motorcycle industry.

As the event draws closer, excitement continues to build among motorcycle enthusiasts, manufacturers, and industry professionals alike. IMOS 2024 is set to be an unforgettable experience, providing insights, knowledge, and a platform for the future of motorcycling in Indonesia. This event will undoubtedly lay the groundwork for a greener, safer, and more innovative future in the motorcycle industry. Whether you're a seasoned rider or a curious newcomer, IMOS 2024 offers something for everyone—an opportunity to explore, learn, and celebrate the world of motorcycles in Indonesia.

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