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Besides the small tank I have absolutely nothing to complain about! I love this bike! I didn’t have any issues with vibrations, even during 15h rides.. I did modify quite a lot: wave brake discs, custom sprocket and golden, tougher chain, akrapovic exhaust, enduro footrests, flyscreen, bar end mirrors, cnc covers and screws.. kriega luggage mounts, side frame pouches.. you can see more on my insta @theosone 👍

Thank you! Ok, will do! 🫡

Beeline moto 👌👌👌

Pinky on the table, gliding on the paper. Movement based on the forearm muscle 👌

@@theosone yup. 100%

I believe thats Beeline its a motorcycle gps.

Thanks! Yes, it was amazing. I always try to take weird ways to my destination

Shin Yo mirrors, I got mine from the dealership

@@theosone I hope I can find too, looks very good on bike.

Thanks! Here I had a Scorpion Covert X 👌

Hehe thanks, those were my motorcycle beginnings.. and wrong boots.. and brake-in period. Since then I got a bigger bike and did over 20k km and 5 countries in all seasons 👌

Ich bin ziemlich viel mit diesem Motorrad gefahren, sogar 15 Stunden am Tag, und ich muss sagen, dass es in Ordnung ist, wenn man auch nur ein bisschen fit ist. Aber ich habe die ergonomische Sitzbank bekommen. Der Kraftstofftank fasst allerdings nur 9 Liter. Aber ich liebe dieses Motorrad 👌

hope this comment helps, my thoughts are that you focus on the movement of the arm pivoting on the fleshy part touching the table as stated in the palmer manuals, beautiful non the less, but I agree that business penmanship is focused on writing as a utility as much as its aesthetics

I think the focus should be on the exercises followed by actual writing. , I don't think ill ever stop improving. Ive made a metronome playlist, titled with which letters that correspond to the beats per minute, to help with a short daily warmup before writing from a record of writings/deep insights I run across.It can seem daunting and tedious but I've picked this as a daily ritual/meditation of sorts, cheers.

@@Jose_Guzman_ Since you practice with a metronome, do you think this writing is at the speed that Palmer tries to inculcate into practioners of his method? This is beautiful writing, no question about that! I do notice that this writer uses a technique I have seen by other people who practice caligraphy, which is speeding up and slowing down the writing for different letters, or parts of letters. I presume that is to maintain better control over the shape of the letters.

No, Palmers method will give you a much faster speed. Although I’m mostly sure Palmer’s intention was to make writing be second nature just as much as aesthetically pleasing ,its main purpose ,I’d say, is to be a utility nonetheless. Theosone, as I think he mentions, is coming from caligraphy which uses the fingers, and in my opinion is intended to be more of an art than a tool. When I write I don’t think about how am I writing , I’m thinking about what am I writing about. I’ve been doing this for 6 years or so now and I’ve sort of crafted a 5 minute warmup using Palmer’s method which in turn I’m sure has created a division on the approach I take. When I’m warming up my mindset is, what needs improvement , when I’m doing my main writing, I’m sorting out my thoughts and getting them in line with what I’m writing. When I notice my arm, it should always be moving towards and away, in straight and circular motions, like the exercises take us to, creating an unbroken and constant motion from letter to letter . In my experience palmer’s method is more in line with a natural speed, each letter taking no more than it should based on it shape. I’ve placed in the wall in front of my desk the manual pictures of the form and some main exercises that I found myself constantly looking for. In conclusion, my take has always been to keep the technique true to its original intent and to pay more mind to the actual writing event than to the final result, its a hobby/a meditation / a way to sort out thoughts 👌

I've started talking, so I feel I must share. Knowing what I know now, i must mention, that for the most part , the whole act of writing, especially when doing this slanted, business penmanship, is greatly affected by the fountain pen you use. I went through a few lamy safari's , almost giving up on the whole thing. the nibs are not strong enough, didn't last. I do reckon after my technique improved , I placed less pressure on the nib. Pivoting around the arm and with the pinky and ring finger taking some of the weight , keeping the pen nib light. I'm mosty pleased with the Lamy 2000 extra fine (150$) but its unreasonably priced for my budget. After two years, daily use, the nib has worn out. If money wasn't an issue, id be happy with this pen for the rest of my life. Im now experimenting with the Twsbi 580 ALR medium(70$) , and think this just might be it. It has a completely different feeling but we'll see how it goes. As far as paper goes, I just make sure the paper is thick enough, at least 80gsm, preferably 100 or more. Good luck! cheers

2024

Thank you!

It’s a pilot parallel pen in a custom cover from @dawiwidpen 👍

Thanks you

@@theosone Golden colour? and what size is it?

@@johnrodriguez8473 2.4mm if I remember correctly

@@theosone Ok Thanks you