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'Immeasurable feelings' to whom? To customers? Probably. To manufacturers? Definitely not. They know the difference, they know about...

I think the better question - why don't people use the front brake? Over 70% of a motorcycles braking capability comes from the front...

I always used both. Heavy on the front brake and light on the back.

There are still a few civilian-operated aircraft with turbojets. Used to be real common in the 60s, especially with the 707 and similar...

That makes sense to me. After all, isn't cloud seeding just providing a nucleation for the moisture to form into a droplet? I'd think...

NO. Because you cannot seed clear blue skies. It is too dry. The seeding is done at low altitude, where it is warm enough to form...

+1 And if large turbofan aircraft are used, can the seeding be confused with contrails?

I think we are confusing cloud seeding* with chemtrails. Chemtrails are conspiracy theory catnip. Contrails are not chemtrails...

So what altitude is cloud seeding done, and what type of aircraft are used? Do the aircraft that leave contrails perform cloud seeding...

I thought it was a mystery. Those are some very specific details for a mystery 🤔

No. Having helped teach advanced riding and racing classes, most riders have a lot to learn. Even the best Moto GP riders are always...

That lesson is very much valid even with ABS. If your habit is to use the rear brake first, in an emergency that’s what you will do and...

Always use both brakes even for gentle braking to maintain the correct habit. Locking up either brake is a recipe for an off. Those...

oh wait, you somehow think that a turbofan/turbojet aircraft = a commercial airliner. Who mentioned commercial airliners here?

Turbojet or turbofan? Outside of fighter jets I don’t think turbojet engines are used. But why wouldn’t they used large turbofan...