Sit down, dear reader, and grab a cup of hot apple cider. For in honor of this Hallow's Eve, I shall tell you a tale that is as true as it is chilling: the tale of the Masked Cyclist.
It was a dark, crisp Autumn night many years ago and I was a mere high school girl, cycling home from piano lessons on my step-through mountain bike. The nonfunctional shifters and rusty chain emitted eerie creaking sounds as I rode through the nocturnal New England streets. My path was illuminated by moonlight, since my bicycle had no lights. Suddenly, I glimpsed something out of the corner of my eye - a moving shadow perhaps? I stopped, with a screech of my poorly adjusted brakes.
At first, I saw nothing at all. But soon, an image began to materialise before me.
And then, there she stood: the Masked Cyclist!
We had all heard of her, but only the very few had seen her - and never this closely. Legend had it, the Masked Cyclist haunted the roads of our town, clad in Edwardian garments and astride an old bicycle - her urgent pleas getting lost in the howling of the wind. What did she want? No one knew, but we all feared her intense gaze.
As I stood frozen in place, the Masked Cyclist moved closer and closer toward me - until suddenly we were face to face. "Who are you, and want do you want?" I managed to utter.
"I am the Masked Cyclist," said she, "and I am not at peace, because the beautiful bicycles that used to roam our land so famously have been all but exterminated by sinister forces. Many decades ago, these streets were full of ladies in their finery, gliding mirthfully through town and through farmland on their trusty loop frames with delightful chaincases, dressguards and lights. But now everything is dark and silent, and our towns are empty, and our farmlands have been replaced with strip malls, and the few bicycles in existence are carelessly built monstrosities that bring little joy to their owners. No, this is too horrifying and I cannot rest. Will you help me?"
"But how can I help?"
"I see that you enjoy riding your bicycle, and I pity you for its poor quality and lack of proper accoutrements. If you agree to help me bring the joy of lovely bicycles to our people, I shall be able to rest. You need only tell me that you agree, and the rest will be taken care of."
I looked at her lovely, ghostly bicycle, and without knowing what came over me, I agreed. "Thank you!" she said to me. "You shall go home now and forget all about our little talk. But 13 years from now I will visit you again to thank you."
And so it was. That same evening, I fell asleep and forgot all about my encounter with the Masked Cyclist, and life took its course. Little did I know that the otherworldly creature had decided to possess me, biding her time until the day was right to create Lovely Bicycle. Ignorant of the Masked Cyclist's influence, I knew not what compelled me to write post after post about lugs, loop frames, dynamo lighting, and local frame builders. And thus it continued for over a year, until a fortnight ago. I was cycling home along a popular bicycle commuter route when the Masked Cyclist once again appeared before me. Suddenly I remembered everything. But instead of fear, I was filled with affection - as I now shared the Masked Cyclist's devotion to lovely bicycles.
"Masked cyclist!" I exclaimed, "Is that you?"
"It certainly is," she replied, "I have come to thank you for helping restore the glory of lovely bicycles to our land. Once again, I see many happy ladies gliding along our streets on their comfortable, trusty bikes, and I am finally able to rest with the knowledge that things are improving."
"But there is still so much work to do," said I, "surely you are not leaving me?"
"Don't be sad," replied the Masked Cyclist. "It is time for me to go now. But my spirit will continue to guide you. And so that you always remember, I leave you my own bicycle. Please take it and cherish it always."
And with those words, the Masked Cyclist disappeared. I have not seen her since, but I can feel that her spirit is at peace.
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Perawatan Busi
Periksalah busi 1.000 km pertamadan setiap 3.000 km selanjutnya. Ganti busi setiap 6.000 km Mengabaikan perawatan busi akan mengakibatkan mesin sukar dihidupkan dan berkurang tenaganya. Bila busi digunakan dalam waktu yang cukup lama, elektroda sedikit demi sedikit akan aus terbakar dan akan terjadi endapan arang di sekitar bagian dalam busi. Sesuai jadwal perawatan berkala, busi harus dikeluarkan untuk diperiksa, dibersihkan dan disetel jarak celah busi. Penimbunan arang di dalam kepala busi menghalangi percikan bunga api dan mengakibatkan gangguan pembakaran. Bersihkan arang busi secara berkala. Bila elektroda bagian tengah aus sama sekali, maka busi harus diganti dan celahnya disetel dengan menggunakan alat ukur ketebalan (tickness gauge). Tips : 1. Periksa kondisi pembakaran pada busi. Bila tidak normal ganti sesuai spesifikasi. 2. Kencangkan busi dalam kepala cylinder sesuai dengan kekencangan yang telah ditentukan. | |
Perawatan Busi
Periksalah busi 1.000 km pertamadan setiap 3.000 km selanjutnya. Ganti busi setiap 6.000 km Mengabaikan perawatan busi akan mengakibatkan mesin sukar dihidupkan dan berkurang tenaganya. Bila busi digunakan dalam waktu yang cukup lama, elektroda sedikit demi sedikit akan aus terbakar dan akan terjadi endapan arang di sekitar bagian dalam busi. Sesuai jadwal perawatan berkala, busi harus dikeluarkan untuk diperiksa, dibersihkan dan disetel jarak celah busi. Penimbunan arang di dalam kepala busi menghalangi percikan bunga api dan mengakibatkan gangguan pembakaran. Bersihkan arang busi secara berkala. Bila elektroda bagian tengah aus sama sekali, maka busi harus diganti dan celahnya disetel dengan menggunakan alat ukur ketebalan (tickness gauge). Tips : 1. Periksa kondisi pembakaran pada busi. Bila tidak normal ganti sesuai spesifikasi. 2. Kencangkan busi dalam kepala cylinder sesuai dengan kekencangan yang telah ditentukan. | |
Perawatan Rantai sepeda motor suzuki
Demi keamanan pengendara, periksalah selalu kondisi dan setelan rantai sebelum memakai sepeda motor. Pada pelaksanaan pemeriksaan berkala, pada tiap 1.000 km, periksalah kondisi kemungkinan kerusakan rantai berikut ini : 1. Pin kendor atau terlepas 2. Mata rantai rusak. 3. Mata rantai macet atau oblak 4. Melampaui batas pemakaian atau aus 5. Setelan rantai tidak tepat. Penyetelan Rantai Penggerak Setel ketegangan rantai penggerak setiap 1.000 km dengan cara di bawah ini, hingga didapatkan ketegangan 5- 25 mm. | |
Perawatan Rantai sepeda motor suzuki
Demi keamanan pengendara, periksalah selalu kondisi dan setelan rantai sebelum memakai sepeda motor. Pada pelaksanaan pemeriksaan berkala, pada tiap 1.000 km, periksalah kondisi kemungkinan kerusakan rantai berikut ini : 1. Pin kendor atau terlepas 2. Mata rantai rusak. 3. Mata rantai macet atau oblak 4. Melampaui batas pemakaian atau aus 5. Setelan rantai tidak tepat. Penyetelan Rantai Penggerak Setel ketegangan rantai penggerak setiap 1.000 km dengan cara di bawah ini, hingga didapatkan ketegangan 5- 25 mm. | |
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Suzuki New Shogun 125 yang mengadopsi mesin tipe FL 125 telah mendapat beberapa penyempurnaan pada dapur pacunya. Antara lain, minimnya getaran dan bunyi mesin, perpindahan gigi yang sempurna, peningkatan performa mesin, irit bahan bakar dan rendah emisi gas buang. Untuk mendukung kelancaran kinerja teknologi pada mesin ini, dianjurkan untuk melakukan perawatan berkala pada New Shogun 125 di bengkel resmi Suzuki, diantaranya penggantian oli mesin.
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Tips Penggantian Oli Mesin Suzuki New Shogun 125, ( FL 125 )
Suzuki New Shogun 125 yang mengadopsi mesin tipe FL 125 telah mendapat beberapa penyempurnaan pada dapur pacunya. Antara lain, minimnya getaran dan bunyi mesin, perpindahan gigi yang sempurna, peningkatan performa mesin, irit bahan bakar dan rendah emisi gas buang. Untuk mendukung kelancaran kinerja teknologi pada mesin ini, dianjurkan untuk melakukan perawatan berkala pada New Shogun 125 di bengkel resmi Suzuki, diantaranya penggantian oli mesin.
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Panduan Aman Berkendara Sepeda Motor Suzuki
Kecepatan dan Jarak Henti Bila pengendara sepeda motor ingin menghentikan kendaraannya, pengendara menarik atau menginjak pedal rem. Tapi kendaraan pastinya tidak akan langsung berhenti namun butuh jarak lebih jauh dari titik pengendara tadi mengerem. Jarak ini disebut jarak berhenti. Jarak berhenti artinya jarak yang dibutuhkan kendaraan untuk berhenti total. (Rumus: Empty distance + Braking distance). Empty Distance Empty Distance adalah jarak saat dimana pengendara menyadari harus mengerem. Kalau diumpamakan sebagai waktu, maka empty distance berkisaran 1 detik. Braking Distance Braking Distance adalah jarak yang dibutuhkan kendaraan untuk berhenti total mulai dari pengendara mengoperasikan rem. Bila kecepatan kendaraan semakin cepat, braking distance akan semakin panjang. Berarti waktu yang dibutuhkan kendaraan untuk berhenti akan semakin lama. Selain itu braking distance juga tergantung pada kondisi permukaan jalan. Oleh karena itu pada kondisi jalan licin atau berpasirm pengendara diharap mengurangi kecepatan dan lebih berhati-hati. Jarak Berhenti Jaga jarak kendaraan anda dengan kendaraan di depan
Drum Brake Berada pada bagian roda depan atau belakang. Di dalamnya terdapat brake shoe yang akan menekan dinding drum brake bila pengendara menarik tuas rem. Tekanan pada dinding menghasilkan gaya gesek sehingga kecepatan sepeda motor berkurang. Disc Brake Pada umumnya digunakan di bagian roda depan. Di dalam struktur disc brake terdapat disc pad. Disc pad mendapat tekanan dari caliper yang terdorong karena tekanan minyak rem. Akibat tekanan ini, disc pad bergesekan denga piringan rem. Jenis Rem Sepeda Motor Disc brake terdiri dari - Master cylinder di setang - Caliper di front fork - Disc di wheel Komponen berputar bersama velg. Di dalamnya terdapat brake shoe. Semakin tinggi kecepatan, semakin besar daya tubruk yang akan diterima. Ilustrasi di bawah bisa dijadikan patokan untuk memahami hubungan kecepatan dan daya tubruk. Ilustrasi: Tabel di bawah menggambarkan daya tubruk pada kecepatan: - 60 km/jam = jatuh dari gedung lantai 5 - 70 km/jam = jatuh dari gedung lantai 7 - 90 km/jam = jatuh dari gedung lantai 10 |
Panduan Aman Berkendara Sepeda Motor Suzuki
Kecepatan dan Jarak Henti Bila pengendara sepeda motor ingin menghentikan kendaraannya, pengendara menarik atau menginjak pedal rem. Tapi kendaraan pastinya tidak akan langsung berhenti namun butuh jarak lebih jauh dari titik pengendara tadi mengerem. Jarak ini disebut jarak berhenti. Jarak berhenti artinya jarak yang dibutuhkan kendaraan untuk berhenti total. (Rumus: Empty distance + Braking distance). Empty Distance Empty Distance adalah jarak saat dimana pengendara menyadari harus mengerem. Kalau diumpamakan sebagai waktu, maka empty distance berkisaran 1 detik. Braking Distance Braking Distance adalah jarak yang dibutuhkan kendaraan untuk berhenti total mulai dari pengendara mengoperasikan rem. Bila kecepatan kendaraan semakin cepat, braking distance akan semakin panjang. Berarti waktu yang dibutuhkan kendaraan untuk berhenti akan semakin lama. Selain itu braking distance juga tergantung pada kondisi permukaan jalan. Oleh karena itu pada kondisi jalan licin atau berpasirm pengendara diharap mengurangi kecepatan dan lebih berhati-hati. Jarak Berhenti Jaga jarak kendaraan anda dengan kendaraan di depan
Drum Brake Berada pada bagian roda depan atau belakang. Di dalamnya terdapat brake shoe yang akan menekan dinding drum brake bila pengendara menarik tuas rem. Tekanan pada dinding menghasilkan gaya gesek sehingga kecepatan sepeda motor berkurang. Disc Brake Pada umumnya digunakan di bagian roda depan. Di dalam struktur disc brake terdapat disc pad. Disc pad mendapat tekanan dari caliper yang terdorong karena tekanan minyak rem. Akibat tekanan ini, disc pad bergesekan denga piringan rem. Jenis Rem Sepeda Motor Disc brake terdiri dari - Master cylinder di setang - Caliper di front fork - Disc di wheel Komponen berputar bersama velg. Di dalamnya terdapat brake shoe. Semakin tinggi kecepatan, semakin besar daya tubruk yang akan diterima. Ilustrasi di bawah bisa dijadikan patokan untuk memahami hubungan kecepatan dan daya tubruk. Ilustrasi: Tabel di bawah menggambarkan daya tubruk pada kecepatan: - 60 km/jam = jatuh dari gedung lantai 5 - 70 km/jam = jatuh dari gedung lantai 7 - 90 km/jam = jatuh dari gedung lantai 10 |
Friday, October 29, 2010
2011 BMW 550i Review
"Ultimate," as an adjective, means "last or last possible, final" according to the Oxford American Dictionary. Of course, BMW's advertising wizards were thinking about "ultimate" as a noun ("best achievable or imaginable") when they wrote "The Ultimate Driving Machine" tagline.
The adjective applys to the E39, the BMW 5 Series now two generations old, sold here from 1996 to 2003. Like the smaller, less costly 3 Series that made the brand the envy of every other premium automaker, the E39 offered the right balance of suspension compliance, sharp handling, and crisp steering. For its feel, feedback, and precision, the E39's steering became a benchmark for BMW's competitors.
The 2004 E60 5 Series was a disappointment for its new, active steering and BMW's least successful application of Chris Bangle's flame-surfacing design language. The car just seemed bigger, heavier, and more complex. automobile news
with optimism and apprehension. The new sedan shares its component set (similar to platform sharing) with the hatchback 5 Series GT, and with the 7 Series that was new for model year '09. The F10 5 Series is essentially a shorter version of the 7 Series, though the 5 Series remains one of the few cars in its class still available with a manual transmission, negligible as its take rate may be.
Opt for two pedals and you get eight forward speeds, with tall seventh and eighth gears for improved highway speed fuel efficiency (sixth is "direct drive"). With four planetary gearsets and five clutch packs, the new transmission is designed so that no more than two of its clutch packs freewheel at a given time. hot news today
The six-speed gearbox is available with the 535i, which has the single twin-scroll turbocharged 3.0-liter I-6 rated 300 horsepower and 300 pound-feet, and the 2011 BMW 550i with its 4.4-liter twin-turbo V-8, rated 400 horsepower and 450 pound-feet of torque. The 528i, powered by a 240-horsepower naturally aspirated 3.0-liter, comes with the eight-speed automatic, only. And xDrive all-wheel-drive is available on the 535i and 550i, but not the 528i.
Servotronic, or active steering, is back on the F10 5 Series, though now it's an electronic power steering assist, a first for a car in this segment, according to BMW. breaking news today
Happy Feet
Today was the first time I felt well enough to ride a roadbike since having gotten sick last month. It was only 26 miles, but it felt great to have my full lung capacity and energy back.
Continuing with the Italian theme, I took Francesco - my fixed gear stallion. How happy he was, basking in the precious minutes of sunshine in between thunderstorms.
Riding a fixed gear roadbike is an experience that fills me with a special kind of enjoyment - I think because it combines the sensations of walking and flying (fly-walking?).
I was worried that I might be too out of shape to make it, but I had forgotten how comfortable Francesco is. The 26 miles of pedaling felt like a stroll in the park. Although, I have learned by now that even if I feel "fine" riding fixed gear while I am actually doing it, it does take more out of me than a free-wheel bicycle. I usually sleep longer after such a ride, and sometimes I am sore the following day.
One thing that has improved my comfort level with fixed gear cycling considerably, are these "fixie" Power Grips. I wrote about the standard Power Grips here, and since my initial review I have become addicted to these things. The fixed gear version differs from the standard model, in that it makes it easier to insert and remove your feet while pedals are in motion. I cannot tell what it is about the design that makes this possible, but none the less it seems to work. I insert my right toe at the starting position and start cycling slowly while nudging the left pedal with my left toe - then swiftly insert the toe into the left grip on the first stroke. After some practice this became a familiar and instinctive sequence of movements - though it definitely helped that I was already comfortable using this system on a free-wheel bike prior to trying it on a fixed gear.
Now that I am able to use foot retention on this bicycle, I am no longer apprehensive about cycling over bumps and potholes or going downhill at high speeds. The experience is pretty much perfect and very enjoyable. One thing in particular I have noticed, is how easy it is for me to ride "in the drops" - Francesco almost seems more stable when the handlebars are held this way than higher up. Is that possible?
And another interesting thing: I find it much, much easier to get out of the saddle and pedal standing up on Francesco than I do on my other bicycles. Is it the fixed-gearness that is facilitating this or the geometry? As I've mentioned before, I have a terrible sense of balance, and that is what I believe normally prevents me from pedaling while standing up. But on this bicycle, it seems not to matter.
It rained on and off for the duration of our ride, and the colourful leaves strewn over the trail turned into a mess of a slippery carpet. Was I so excited to be riding Francesco that I began to imagine things, or is it easier to ride in slippery conditions on a fixed gear bike? I have read comments about traction before, but I admit that I don't understand them. Could somebody explain it in layman's terms?
As I prepare for some more pruning of my bicycle overgrowth, it is clear to me that I "need" a fixed gear roadbike. So while I am now considering selling my Trek - which has been fun, but not essential - I will definitely be keeping the Francesco Moser.
In the long run, however - maybe a couple of years from now - I will probably want to replace it with a "real" fixed gear bicycle. Mainly, this is because the Moser's bottom bracket is not as high as it should be - and even though my lean on turns is not aggressive enough to warrant worrying about pedal strike yet, it would be better if this wasn't even a potential issue.
But for now, Francesco is my dashing Italian gentleman and I thank him for my happy feet.
Continuing with the Italian theme, I took Francesco - my fixed gear stallion. How happy he was, basking in the precious minutes of sunshine in between thunderstorms.
Riding a fixed gear roadbike is an experience that fills me with a special kind of enjoyment - I think because it combines the sensations of walking and flying (fly-walking?).
I was worried that I might be too out of shape to make it, but I had forgotten how comfortable Francesco is. The 26 miles of pedaling felt like a stroll in the park. Although, I have learned by now that even if I feel "fine" riding fixed gear while I am actually doing it, it does take more out of me than a free-wheel bicycle. I usually sleep longer after such a ride, and sometimes I am sore the following day.
One thing that has improved my comfort level with fixed gear cycling considerably, are these "fixie" Power Grips. I wrote about the standard Power Grips here, and since my initial review I have become addicted to these things. The fixed gear version differs from the standard model, in that it makes it easier to insert and remove your feet while pedals are in motion. I cannot tell what it is about the design that makes this possible, but none the less it seems to work. I insert my right toe at the starting position and start cycling slowly while nudging the left pedal with my left toe - then swiftly insert the toe into the left grip on the first stroke. After some practice this became a familiar and instinctive sequence of movements - though it definitely helped that I was already comfortable using this system on a free-wheel bike prior to trying it on a fixed gear.
Now that I am able to use foot retention on this bicycle, I am no longer apprehensive about cycling over bumps and potholes or going downhill at high speeds. The experience is pretty much perfect and very enjoyable. One thing in particular I have noticed, is how easy it is for me to ride "in the drops" - Francesco almost seems more stable when the handlebars are held this way than higher up. Is that possible?
And another interesting thing: I find it much, much easier to get out of the saddle and pedal standing up on Francesco than I do on my other bicycles. Is it the fixed-gearness that is facilitating this or the geometry? As I've mentioned before, I have a terrible sense of balance, and that is what I believe normally prevents me from pedaling while standing up. But on this bicycle, it seems not to matter.
It rained on and off for the duration of our ride, and the colourful leaves strewn over the trail turned into a mess of a slippery carpet. Was I so excited to be riding Francesco that I began to imagine things, or is it easier to ride in slippery conditions on a fixed gear bike? I have read comments about traction before, but I admit that I don't understand them. Could somebody explain it in layman's terms?
As I prepare for some more pruning of my bicycle overgrowth, it is clear to me that I "need" a fixed gear roadbike. So while I am now considering selling my Trek - which has been fun, but not essential - I will definitely be keeping the Francesco Moser.
In the long run, however - maybe a couple of years from now - I will probably want to replace it with a "real" fixed gear bicycle. Mainly, this is because the Moser's bottom bracket is not as high as it should be - and even though my lean on turns is not aggressive enough to warrant worrying about pedal strike yet, it would be better if this wasn't even a potential issue.
But for now, Francesco is my dashing Italian gentleman and I thank him for my happy feet.
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