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Ciao a tutti, ho appena acquistato una Honda Hornet del 2006 a carburatori, con 38000 km. Ho subito riscontrato un problema, praticamente la moto sembra accendersi bene anche senz'aria tirata, però dopo un paio di sgasate sembra che non ritorni al minimo e resta sui 2500/3000 giri.
Ogni sgasata che faccio (anche a moto calda, la temperatura segna sui 65°) sembra come se rimanesse sempre più alta di giri e non tornasse più al minimo dei 1200. Se apro anche leggermente l'aria questa ritorna sui 1200/1300 giri, mentre se la vado a richiudere completamente i giri risalgono sui 2400/2800.
Per darvi un esempio un pò più pratico:
1) Accendo la moto, resta sul minimo dei 1200/1300 giri;
2) lascio scaldare e chiudo tutta l'aria;
3) Prima sgasata il motore non scende sotto i 2000;
4) Seconda sgasata il motore non scende sotto i 2500;
5) Terza sgasasa, il motore non scende più sotto i 3000;
6) Da qui in poi sembrerebbe rimanere sui 3000 giri di minima, si abbassa solo se riapro leggermente l'aria, se la dovessi richiudere i giri risalgono fino ai 3000;
Mi chiedo se sia un problema di carburazione o ci sia altro da approfondire.
Grazie in anticipo a chi mi dovesse rispondere, la moto ha 6 mesi di garanzia (l'ho comprata da un concessionario) e devo dire che il problema si è presentato 2/3 volte su 5/6 accensioni. Il filo dell'acceleratore scorre bene e non resta inceppato.

Ciao a tutti .
Mi chiamo Moses , e anch’io ho un Honda Hornet , del 2007.
Un saluto

Introducing the new MB&F HM11 Architect with swivel box

Another ingenious design by the mechanical master. replica MB&F HM11 Watches

Three years after the launch of the HM10 Bulldog, independent watchmaker MB&F finally launches its latest creation, the HM11 Architect. True to the brand’s playful and original signature style, the HM11 features an architecturally inspired case with a central flying tourbillon and four arms, each with a vertical display or crown.

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Sixteen years after launching its first horological machine, MB&F still manages to preserve and convey its original spirit of creating watches based on innovative elements: cool and interesting cases as well as clever movement designs that transform simple watch functions into captivating display.

This is never more evident than in the HM11 Architect, which boasts an impressive case and display, proving once again that watches can be as incredibly creative as futuristic machines. The case is built around the concept of a house, with four symmetrical rooms and a domed roof made of sapphire crystal.nice watches shop

It goes without saying that this case makes a bold statement on the wrist as there is nothing like it on the market. Despite this, the case diameter is only 42 mm, making it small compared to many earlier watches. That's good news because it's still eye-catching, but now can be worn on more wrists.

Ozone blue or solar red gold
The HM11 Architect is available in two styles, both with titanium cases and different colors for the dials, or more precisely, the movement bridges. The first watch features an electric blue hue, which the brand aptly named “Ozone Blue,” while the second features a “Salmon” dial, which the brand describes as capturing “the warm solar tones of red gold.” ".

vertical display
Then there’s the movement, which is simple but undeniably smart. It is consistent with the architectural theme of the case, with a symmetrical bridge of horizontal movement shaped like an arch, forming a quatrefoil when viewed from above. In addition, four vertically inclined bridges gradually rise from the edge of the box towards the center, further highlighting the architectural theme. replica Urwerk UR-230 Eagle

Delving deeper into the nuances of the movement, both the barrel and the tourbillon take center stage. It’s worth noting that the display is arranged differently than a traditional dial. They undergo a transition from horizontal to vertical positioning and are housed in peripheral "rooms".

The use of vertical displays is a nod to the HM4 launched in 2010. The display at six o'clock shows the hours and minutes, and there is a power reserve indicator at nine o'clock. In addition, the crown at three o'clock can be used to set the time. buy watch replica

The display at 12 o'clock is an old-fashioned bimetallic thermometer based on a temperature range of -20 to +60 degrees Celsius. The thermometer's display looks cool because of the visible strips in the background, but it's a separate component and not part of the movement. While some may view it as an afterthought, filling an otherwise empty space, it certainly completes the overall design of the watch.

It is worth noting that winding the watch is not done through the crown at three o'clock, but by rotating the entire case. MB&F says that 10 turns of the case is enough to wind the central barrel, powering the replica watches for sale for 96 hours, or four full days.

The incorporation of a central manual winding is a clever idea for two reasons: first, the user has to rotate the case to see the vertical displays on the different sides, and in doing so, it folds up and winds the movement. The second reason is that winding the watch using the case is more practical than using the crown because it is easier to grip and turn.

MB&F HM11 Architect's Spec
Movement: HM11; manual winding; 96 hours power reserve
Functions: Hours, minutes, power reserve indicator and thermometer
Case: 42 mm x 23 mm; titanium; water resistant to 20 m
Strap: white rubber strap for the blue model, green rubber strap for the “red gold” model



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Ciao a tutti,
a breve entrerò anche io nel mondo Hornet in quanto proprio ieri ho concluso l'acquisto di una belva del 2009 con abs.