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I want to become a more regular skier so I decided to take the plunge with getting some real equipment while taking advantage of some sales. I'm looking for value (quality without breaking the bank).

Here's what I got:

Fischer Ranger Skis (94 width) - 162 cm (2023)
Nordica The Cruise Ski Boot 100 Flex
Fischer Attack LYT 11 Bindings

Total: $580

However, I'm seeing a few ski bundles for cheaper:
RC trend ski + RS9 GW SLR Binding + The Cruise ski boot = $400
Smasher 90 ski + Look XPRESS 10 Bindings + The Cruise Ski Boot = $478
RC Fire ski + Protector 10 GW bindings + The Cruise ski boot = $450
RC Fire SLR Pro ski + RS9 GW SLR Binding + The Cruise ski boot = $400

Is what I got

I damaged the front fork on my G2 so I've been doing research into possible replacements. I've looked on Aliexpress/Amazon like was recommended in threads with people facing the same issue. Something that I hadn't really seen brought up though is that the parts on Amazon/Ali all mention that they're a "NEW VERSION" that's not backwards compatible with the original fork. They require a new drum break kit. They imply that 2025 Max G2s got an upgrade that fixes some of the common front suspension issues that plague it.

On the Segway website, I only see the original non-2025 version available for sale. I called and the support staff didn't seem to know anything about it but said that it was pos

I damaged the front fork on my G2 so I've been doing research into possible replacements. I've looked on Aliexpress/Amazon like was recommended in threads with people facing the same issue. Something that I hadn't really seen brought up though is that the parts on Amazon/Ali all mention that they're a "NEW VERSION" that's not backwards compatible with the original fork. They require a new drum break kit. They imply that 2025 Max G2s got an upgrade that fixes some of the common front suspension issues that plague it.

On the Segway website, I only see the original non-2025 version available for sale. I called and the support staff didn't seem to know anything about it but said that it was pos

My scooter has randomly developed a new sound whenever I walk it. I don't know how to describe it (can't take a video atm) but it's similar to when you pedal backwards on a bike and you get that clicky/rustle-y gear noise or like putting a playing card on the spokes of the bike. At first I thought it was a big leaf stuck to the wheel/motor but I don't think so. Now my motor is making a much louder whining sound. It hasn't affected my battery a ton (as far as I can tell) but it does feel like the scooter is pushing itself harder and the sound is loud enough to cut through my helmet speakers which is concerning.

Any idea what it might be or how I could fix it? I stumbled across this thread: [

I'm new to the hobby and after a few weeks of riding with a bicycle helmet and surfing this subreddit I decided to upgrade to a full face helmet. I value safety above all else so I splurged on a shonei that I was told was built for upright positions.

However, I'm a little on the fence because I found out it's not ECE 2206 certified. Should I return it? Is it overkill?

Bought a G2 that had been sitting in a garage un-used. Everything works perfectly, however, I've noticed that when I'm riding there's small grinding noise that comes out of the wheels (both). My gut tells me that maybe there's some debris/dust on the wheels/gears from the garage but maybe it's just a natural sound?

If not, what's the best way to solve it? Could I use WD-40? Where would I apply it?

Thanks!

I can't for the life of my remember this group or the song. Stumbled across it over 6-7 years ago. All I remember is a music video shot in grand central park. I know at least one of them had a violin. I don't think they sung in english and I recall them making a lot of odd sounds. I want to say that the girl had strange grimes/Die Antwoord vibes. It was either classical or gypsy style music but it felt very avant garde.

Computer Type: Desktop

GPU: PowerColor Red Devil 6700 XT

CPU: RYZEN 7 5800X

Motherboard: TUF B550 GAMING PLUS Wifi II

BIOS Version: 3405 (latest, just updated)

RAM: 32GB G Skill DDR4-3200

PSU: Corsair RMX750

Case: Lian Li

Operating System & Version: WINDOWS 10

GPU Drivers: Latest AMD drivers

Chipset Drivers: lastest, just reinstalled

Background Applications: DISCORD, CHROME

Description of Original Problem: GPU core clock frequencies and voltage spike down heavily (sometimes going down to 0) leading to FPS drops and stutters in all my games. Did some benchmarking and it looks like the core clock frequencies are also spiking d

Does anyone know what could be the culprit? It leads to stutters in all games and it's been really frustrating. Red Devil 6700xt 12 GB

Like the title suggests, I've tried a lot of solutions but nothing seems to be working.

Issue: Intermittent ping spikes (no/limited packet loss)

Router: AX86U

Modem: Motorola MB 8611

ISP: Astound
Speed: 1 gig up, 30 mbps down

Issue: Intermittent ping spikes (no packet loss)

Bufferbloat rating: A+
Solutions tried:
- Restarting

- Rebooting modem + router

- Changing DNS servers
- Updating drivers
- Reinstalling drivers
- Updating router firmware
- Turning on QOS
- Downloading Merlin firmware to unlock Cake in order to get rid of bufferbloat
- Getting ISP tech to look at the problem (everything on their end looks good according to them)

Getting bufferbloat

For the last year, I've been getting notifications of someone trying to access my email and social media accounts, signing me up to newsletters, calling me, and sending my email weird STD messages from healthline. At first is was sporadic but in the last 6 months it has become much more constant. Here's what I know:
- The location for the attacks is always the same city that I live in
- It seems to always be the same device (CPU iPhone OS 17_1_2 like Mac OS X)
- The log-in attempts don't follow any predictable patterns. Sometimes there's nothing for a few days. Other times they switch up the order that they try to log-in to things. Sometimes they'll try to log-in to a few accounts