Z1000 Mk3 vs HP3

 

 
Tasty but not nutritious.
But it’s calorie-dense.
The portion is small.
With replacement work and all, it went past 10 p.m.
Bummer.
Too lazy to shop at the supermarket, so I headed home.
I didn’t want the same menu as lunch.
Plain okonomiyaki.
Flour, egg, milk, and dashi.
Cooked with mayo and sauce.
Delicious but not nutritious.
My bike light broke from vibration—circuit board damage. It’s beyond repair.
It cost about 10,000 yen, and it only lasted half a year.
Since swapping the light every time I change bikes is a hassle,
“Why not just attach it to my bag!”
I thought Peltzer might be good http://www.alteria.co.jp/products/Headlamp/headlamp_top.htm
After much deliberation, I finally got it mounted!
Switch on! Pretty bright ☆
Why do I need a light?
Tokyo has a lot of narrow alleys.
At intersections with poor visibility, I’ve nearly collided head-on with earphone riders and phone riders countless times.
If you light up the path ahead, people will move out of the way.
Cars will stop too.
So safety improves overall.
Since injuries would interfere with work, I want to avoid them as much as possible.
Those skilled people who ride their bikes in the rain while holding an umbrella and using their phone
I can’t believe it.
Peltzer