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Posted On: July 12th 2026, 07:24 pm
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Sharks are way older than you think. We made a timeline to show you just how long they’ve been around for…it’ll blow your mind! Sharks have survived FIVE mass-extinctions. To see how, follow along! #sharks #timeline #history #science #ancient
The Beeline Moto II is a new style of navigation device that is minimalist par excellence and still, nigh impossible to recommend. What is it? The Beeline Moto II has a simple circular display that attaches to your bike – lots of mount options. It sits between a full map display (think CarPlay) and turn-by-turn navigation (think Royal Enfield Tripper). It’s a colour screen but in keeping with its minimalist vibe, it barely uses any. Credit where it’s due, I love it. The map’s clear, easy to follow, the audio beeps and LEDs are hard to miss. There’s rarely a situation where the map’s confusing, or the instructions are incorrect. If you didn’t want the lack of information that’s endemic to turn-by-turn systems, nor a large 5-7” screen, the Beeline Moto II sits authoritatively in between. Its minimalism, clarity and quality is exemplary. But that’s where it goes downhill rapidly from. First, the app. It’s a clean and simple, but quirky. For example, it won’t navigate until I save the origin and destination to my favourite places list. So an additional step, always, for temporary things like Himalayan Basecamp and a random highway spot north of Whitefield to test the Konarc. And an unnecessary clean up later. But if you add stops to the route, you can do that without having to save those first. Plus no traffic info etc... but that’s small fish in this big ocean, really. The big one is price. I’ve tried *all* nav solutions: cheap phones, maps on the dash, CarPlay units, audio only, TBTs OEM and Tripper-style – posts in my timeline. What’s left are the ~₹80,000 navigation-specific tablets like the @thorkracing ones. No, I can’t see the point of nav-only screens like Garmin’s Zumos at all. On Amazon, the Moto II is ~₹Rs 25,000. You could use two of the other solutions, and have money left. Unless you’re a hardcore minimalist as well as well off, you’ll do something other than make a, er, beeline for the Moto II. The device is super premium, well made, slick, and all of that – there’s absolutely no doubt. But it does ~20 per cent more than a Royal Enfield Tripper. You can buy about ~4.5 Trippers for that price, or ~two 6” CarPlay units. Damn.
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He survived cancer. He survived a serious car crash. But Hassan Kariem's life came to a tragic end after a fatal fall from a Six Flags roller coaster, leaving his family struggling to understand how someone who had overcome so much could be gone so suddenly. Through tears, his sister Andrea Clark calls his death "unfair," remembering her brother as "my hero." A witness describes a horrifying scene aboard the Goliath hypercoaster, claiming Kariem appeared in a souvenir photo taken during the ride. The Goliath reaches speeds of up to 70 mph and features a 170-foot initial drop, a second 175-foot drop and a 540-degree spiral, according to the park's website.
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