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Washing and cleaning of the air elements with brush of the carbureter of my old Birkin Seven 1993 model


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260831 At Hayama retreat, I detach air elements of aged Birkin 7 (1993 model) from the carbureter and clean washing. Actually, since I have not cared for the air elements for a long time, I hope this treatment may improve the volumetric efficiency of air-fuel in the cylinders a bit.   

  BTW, on 260831, today is my birthday 75 years old, which is defined administratively in Japan "people aged over 75 and over = late-stage seniors". Actually I still am wondering in currently stable condition, "What is human life, what is love?". a bit philosophical question. Emanuel Kant described in Critique of Judgment " Das Geschmacksurteil ist astetisch" in Kritik der Urteilskraft. I am certainly in free hobby life, but, certainly not chasing after money, women, high-priced cars, nor wrist watches. I am ashamed regarding still unable to answer the question "What is human life, what is love?" The etymology Philosophy is Philo (love) + sophia (knowledge). I want to continue to chasing it.

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Happy Birthday Hasagawa-san. In my experience sometimes love can be the Hakone Circuit in a fun car (like your Birkin, with a clean carburetor). I never drove it in a 7, but lots of times in my unusual Japanese company car.

 

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