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Futuristic hub-less wheels blend art and tech in motorcycles. Discover minimalist design in models like TMC Dumont. Ride into tomorrow!

Imagine a motorcycle with no visible center to its wheels. This design breaks old rules. The hub-less wheel design is a bold step into the future. It offers a clean, minimalist look that sparks wonder. The TMC Dumont is a prime example. It’s design challenges what you know about bikes. It stands as a symbol of innovation and art.

A New Chapter in Motorcycle Design


Rethinking the Wheel

Motorcycle design has come a long way. Traditional wheels have defined bikes for decades. Hub-less wheels change that narrative. They erase the clutter. Without a central hub, the design appears sleek and otherworldly. This change is not just aesthetic. It pushes the limits of engineering and design. The minimalist style draws attention from riders and onlookers alike. It invites conversation and admiration.

The shift to hub-less wheels is not a trend. It is a move toward redefining the ride. It dares to be different. The design offers a fresh perspective on what a motorcycle can be. It merges style with function. This design sparks curiosity and drives innovation. It invites riders to imagine a new kind of freedom on the road.

The Magic of Minimalism


Clean Lines and Bold Vision

Minimalism speaks to our desire for clarity. The hub-less wheel design strips away unnecessary parts. It creates a visual rhythm that is both calming and bold. Riders feel drawn to the purity of the form. Clean lines make every curve and angle count. Every element serves a purpose.

The minimalist look is more than style. It mirrors the quest for simplicity in our busy lives. When you ride a motorcycle with hub-less wheels, you feel a sense of calm and focus. The design reflects a clear vision. It tells a story of innovation and courage. The simplicity makes it accessible. It reminds us that beauty often lies in simplicity.

The TMC Dumont: A Modern Masterpiece


Where Innovation Meets Passion

The TMC Dumont is not just a bike. It is a work of art. It carries a design that speaks to the future. With its hub-less wheels, the bike stands out. It exudes confidence and bold style. The TMC Dumont draws on futuristic design to create an experience that is both thrilling and serene.

Every detail of the TMC Dumont is thought out. The hub-less wheels are more than an aesthetic choice. They signal a break from convention. They invite riders to challenge what they expect from a motorcycle. The design inspires both admiration and curiosity. It shows that the future of riding can be elegant and daring at the same time.

The Technology Behind the Art


Engineering the Impossible

Hub-less wheels are not easy to make. They demand precision and a fresh look at physics. Engineers work hard to balance form and function. The absence of a central hub creates unique challenges. The structure must support the weight and forces of the ride. Engineers use advanced materials and smart design to overcome these hurdles.

This technology is a blend of art and science. It marries aesthetics with function. Every curve and line is born from careful calculation. The result is a motorcycle that is as strong as it is striking. This union of art and engineering drives the future of mobility. The success of hub-less wheels shows that bold ideas can change an industry.

Hub-less Wheels in Everyday Life


Redefining the Ride

Every ride becomes a statement with hub-less wheels. They offer a fresh take on what motorcycles can be. Riders experience a connection to their bikes that is hard to ignore. The design invites you to see the road in a new way. It brings a sense of adventure and wonder.

The uniqueness of hub-less wheels extends beyond looks. They remind us that progress often hides in small details. The design challenges old ideas about balance and motion. It forces engineers and riders to rethink every aspect of the ride. This constant rethinking keeps the industry vibrant and full of energy. It makes every journey an opportunity to celebrate innovation.

Innovation on Two Wheels
The Road to Tomorrow

The journey of hub-less wheels is just beginning. It opens a door to new ideas. Riders and designers work together to push limits. Every turn of the wheel carries the promise of progress. This design is more than a trend. It is a glimpse into the future of mobility.

The innovation behind hub-less wheels has a far-reaching impact. It makes us question old designs. It encourages new solutions to age-old problems. As we ride into the future, every detail matters. The minimalist design of the TMC Dumont and others inspires a move toward simplicity and function.

This bold move challenges us to be brave. It shows that innovation thrives when we look beyond the obvious. The hub-less wheel stands as a beacon of progress. It calls on engineers, artists, and riders to join a journey of discovery. Every ride is an exploration of what is possible.

Join the Conversation


Your Voice Drives the Future

We all play a part in this revolution. The future of motorcycles is in our hands. Each rider has a unique story to tell. Share your thoughts on hub-less wheels. Let us know what you think of this design. Join discussions online and in local groups. Your voice matters.

The conversation around hub-less wheels is just starting. Many riders and enthusiasts express excitement about the blend of art and tech. They see a future that is bright and full of promise. Sharing ideas helps us all see new possibilities. It brings us together in our love for design and innovation.

Engage with fellow enthusiasts on social media. Use hashtags like #HublessWheels and #FutureMotorcycles to join the community. Your input can shape the future of motorcycle design. Every comment and discussion is a step toward a more innovative tomorrow.

The Road Ahead


Embrace the Future with Open Arms

Hub-less wheels are more than a design choice. They represent a shift in how we view motion and style. The future is filled with potential and endless possibility. Every revolution of the wheel is a new beginning.

Ride with confidence and curiosity. Embrace the minimalism that challenges old ideas. Let your journey be defined by passion and the love of design. The TMC Dumont and its hub-less wheels show us that the future is bright. It calls on us to reimagine what we once thought was fixed.

Innovation comes in many forms. Today, we see it in a sleek motorcycle with hub-less wheels. Tomorrow, it may appear in ways we never imagined. The blend of art, technology, and simplicity guides us on this path. We are all invited to take part in this exciting journey. Embrace the change and ride into a future that looks both bold and beautiful.

The design of hub-less wheels reminds us that art and engineering are intertwined. The minimalist look sparks joy and inspires innovation. It challenges us to think outside the box. The TMC Dumont is a clear example. Its design is both daring and elegant. As you ride, let the beauty of these wheels remind you that the future is built on bold ideas and creative minds.

The story of hub-less wheels is a call to all riders and dreamers. It is a testament to the power of design that defies convention. The journey continues with every new idea and every ride taken. Embrace the future. Join the conversation. Celebrate the art of movement. #HublessWheels #FutureMotorcycles #MinimalistDesign #InnovationInMotion #RideTheFuture

(Long time) followers of the blog know that I love sharing… I’ve been writing loads here, for several years now. I’ve been sharing a lot on the Fediverse as well, expanding my profiles here, there, and everywhere! And I guess it can be overwhelming to some friends, as my brain is so chaotic and it needs to compartmentalize everything! It needs to be “neat and separated”, but that doesn’t mean that it’s easy to follow for my friends, as my brain works in mysterious ways.

As I’ve recently shared here, 😉, I have been looking for a “gathering account”, in the form of a Friendica one. I want to “gather” my toots from my different accounts there, by boosting the ones that matter from there. So, of people do want to follow me but not my dozen or so different accounts, they can follow my Friendica account, and see all the stuff I deem relevant there. As I write this, I’m still working on it (as the instance has some issues, unfortunately), but I do want to try this out and see if it works that way… 😊

But… Why share so much? Do I really think I’m that interesting? Do I believe that people would care for my silly tidbits? Do my social posts and all that really matter? And that comes to my low self image, as I often wonder if I do matter….

But sometimes, people reply to me and share something positive a out something that I shared or did. And just such a simple comment, it can make such a difference to it all…

I share because it helps me. My brain is always busy, words, thoughts, questions, they all buzz around all of the time. By writing about it, I can untangle the craziness of thoughts a little bit. Getting the words out by writing them, either in a blog or on social media, it calms my thoughts down. They feel like they’re “being heard”, if that makes sense 🤔…

I’ve always tried to keep journals. I started writing them enthusiastically and then I would drift off and forget about it. And then I’d start again for a short while… When things became more digital, and there was the internet, I started sharing things online. And now, since that I’ve been more active on this blog, I think this is the longest time that I’ve ever kept up with some sort of jounal. As I keep sharing journal posts here. They have changed a bit over the years, but I think the way I am doing it now, it’s one that I can maintain.

I love it when I can connect to people. I have always felt weird, like an outsider, like the world was not made for me to understand it or to fit in. It took about 31 years before, by accident to be honest, they “found out” that I am “on the spectrum”. It started with an ADHD test, which grew and then it became obvious to the psych that it wasn’t just “very obvious ADHD” but there was also “obvious Asperger Syndrome”. Yeah, I know we don’t use that term anymore, but it was still used when I got the diagnosis, so I am using it for retelling it as it was back in 2011.

Writing about my life, about my journey, about my struggles, about the small wins and bigger losses… It makes me feel like I belong. That, maybe, someone out there will find my words and they will take them in, and it will make a difference to them. My words might show someone that they’re not alone. That there is someone out there that understands, that’s been there, that’s sharing their story…

Maybe this is me, trying to leave a little bit of myself behind. Because I don’t have a high opinion of myself, as I am definitely my own worst critic, and I often feel like I just don’t really matter. So maybe, sharing my journey, my little sillyness, is a way to “rebel” against the feelings of being unworthy. If that makes any sense… 🤔

(and yes, I do often wonder if my babbling does make any sense at all, as my ADHD can be quite jumpy, making things for me seem logic, but to others, there are bits missing here and there…)

As I’ve shared in my recent post Trying to live online, it’s my way of connecting. Of feeling like I matter. Like my presence on this world has meaning. I’m not just a waste of space, using up air and all, as I keep going… Sometimes I just feel so worthless, especially when the depression is kicking my big behind again, and I need to feel… Something… Anything… And writing about it does help me then…

Sharing the daily bits, boring as they may be. Sharing the challenges, being honest about them, even when they hurt… They’re part of me, of who I am, of what I do… And I may not have a very meaningful life. But I do hope that my experiences can make a difference to others, however small they may be…

So, as I mentioned before, in my previous posts about this topic, I’ll keep writing… Bit by bit, day by day… 😊

To be continued…

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2025-02-26 06:36:08

Trying to live online

Recently, I have shared a few posts about dealing with life. How I felt fake at times, how I struggled to keep going by doing the daily routine and chores, how I just feel like I am stumbling through life. And I guess, this is a follow up to those posts.

I share a lot online. Maybe too much. But honestly, I don’t really care… I struggle with social interactions. I don’t have that many friends and most live further away, so I don’t see them that often. And some live too far away and I doubt that I will ever meet them. So my social interactions in real life, as they say, are rather limited. And I guess I am using the social media bits to feel some sort of connection.

I occasionally chat with friends online, but I am often scared that I will be a bother to them, so often I will wait for them to reach out to me. And I guess that doesn’t make me the best friend there is… 😔

So I write. I write on this blog. I write on Mastodon. I share snaps on Pixelfed. I try to make connections and be social and have conversations. But I feel like I am always saying the same, sharing the same, and I just feel like I am this big, fat bore… I know, I am my own worst critic…

I share things about my (daily) life. I write about my struggles, not just with health or money. I write about gadgets, gaming, TV series. But lately, I feel like I hit this vicious circle, where I am stuck in this pattern of doing the same thing over and over, and that includes my writing here.

The interaction I don’t have with folks offline, I try to achieve by sharing loads online. It’s not that I want to gather all the likes or anything like that… I just need a way to feel like I matter. If that makes sense 🤔… I need to believe that my daily (struggles through) life matters somehow…

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As I recently shared, some days I feel fake, like it doesn’t really matter what I do, like no one would care anyway… I don’t need a “pity party”, but I just need to feel like it’s worth all of it. Even when it feels very mundane… 😔

Being single isn’t all bad. You get to live your life your own way. Which can be a great feeling of freedom. Sure, it has downsides. Enough of them, in different levels. But one thing I struggle with at times, is not having someone to just chat with. So, instead of chatting, here I am, typing my fingers off…

I have friends to chat with. I try to meet up with the ones that live near enough when they can and want to. But it it’s been a while since the last chat, I sometimes struggle to pick up the conversation again. I know I can just text most of them, but somehow, or just feels hard to do. But when they text me, I find it a lot easier to just reply…

Which reminds me that I should text sine folks later today… 🫣 (as I write this…).

But yeah, blogging or sharing on Fedi is a lot easier than texting folks when I feel I may be bothering them… A blog or Toot is less direct than a message that goes directly to the friend. And I know that many of my friends are OK with me texting when I can. I know they have their phones on DND (do not disturb) when they’re sleeping or working. But I still feel weird when I text them during the night, as part of me feels I should respect their sleep…. 🤔

So trying to live online through blogs, toots, sharing snaps and visa, sharing my life so I feel a wee bit connected to others through that. If that makes sense… 🤔 Sometimes it can be hard when it’s just you and your dog, and no one to chill out on the couch with, to share the daily bits…

Anywhoooo… That’s a reason why I enjoy blogging so much. Also cause it helps to clear my mind…

To be continued…. As I’ll keep writing…

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La recette de nos dim-sums VéGéE est désormais sur le blog.

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2025-03-13 17:30:00

Dim-sum VéGéE

Un jour notre amour des jeux de mots pourris nous perdra. Mais pour le moment on s’en tire toujours. La soupe VGE est un grand classique de la cuisine française, ainsi nommée car elle a été servie à Valéry Giscard d’Estaing lors du repas suivant la remise de la légion d’honneur à Paul Bocuse. C’est une soupe aux légumes, au foie gras et à la truffe recouverte d’une croûte de pâte feuilletée. On aime beaucoup l’idée mais le foie gras et la truffe ne sont clairement pas des ingrédients du quotidien et puis la soupe en croûte c’est un peu vieillot. Alors nous avons pris les éléments de cette soupe, l’avons végétalisée et l’avons mis dans un dim-sum. Nous avons récemment découvert que Corey Lee, un chef étoilé coréen-américain avait créé un plat assez similaire : les xiao long bao au foie gras. En effet, dans les xiao long bao comme dans notre recette, on retrouve des cubes de gelée qui vont fondre à la cuisson pour créer un jus qui se révèle quand on croque dans un ravioli. C’est une recette un peu longue mais elle rend vraiment bien, et vous pouvez la simplifier en achetant de la pâte toute prête.

Dim-sum VéGéE

Durée : long mais promis ça vaut le coup (commencer la préparation la veille, prévoir une heure de cuisine + 20 minutes de cuisson le jour J)

Pour 40 dim-sums:

Gelée de légumes

• 1 carotte
• 2 branches de céleri
• 1 petit oignon
• 20 cl d’eau
• 2 g d’agar-agar

Pâte à dim-sum

• 200 g de farine T55
• 50 g de fécule de maïs
• 15 cL d’eau bouillante

• 1 boîte de faux gras (125 g)
• 300 g de champignons de Paris
• Sel

Marche à suivre :

La veille
Laver les branches de céleri. Éplucher la carotte et l’oignon. Couper lé céleri, l’oignon et la carotte en brunoise (dés de 2 à 5 mm de côté).
Dans une petite casserole, à feu moyen, faire chauffer un peu d’huile d’olive, ajouter la brunoise de légumes et saler. Faire revenir deux minutes avant de laisser cuire à couvert 5 à 7 minutes.
Pendant ce temps, faire bouillir de l’eau à la bouilloire ou au micro-ondes.
Dans la casserole, ajouter 20 cL d’eau bouillante, remuer, laisser deux minutes puis couper le feu.
Ajouter 2 g d’agar-agar, homogénéiser et verser le contenu de la casserole dans un tupperware ou un moule en silicone pour former une couche d’1 à 2 cm de hauteur. Laisser refroidir puis mettre au réfrigérateur pour la nuit.

Faire chauffer une cuillère à soupe d’huile d’olive dans une poêle large
Brosser les champignons, les couper en duxelle (très petits cubes, quasi hachés), saler légèrement et cuire la duxelle de champignons 8 à 10 minutes à feu moyen.
Laisser refroidir puis réserver au réfrigérateur, dans un bol, un bocal ou un tupperware, pour la nuit.

Faire bouillir de nouveau de l’eau à la bouilloire ou au micro-ondes (il faut 15 cL).
Dans un saladier, mélanger 200 g de farine, 50 g de fécule de maïs et une bonne pincée de sel.
Ajouter 15 cL d’eau bouillante. Mélanger et pétrir jusqu’à obtenir une pâte homogène. Mettre la pâte dans un film plastique ou un tupperware et mettre au frais pour la nuit.
Mettre également la boîte de faux gras au frais.

Le jour J
Sortir la gelée de légumes, la duxelle de champignons, la pâte à dim sum et le faux gras du frigo.
Couper le faux gras en cubes de 1 cm de côté. Faire de même pour la gelée de légumes (si cela se décompose un peu à la découpe, ce n’est pas grave).
Etaler la pâte à dim sum. Pour ce faire, trois stratégies sont possibles :
séparer la pâte en 6, étaler chaque sixième finement au rouleau et y découper des cercles de 10 cm de diamètre à l’aide d’un emporte pièce (ou d’un verre, ou d’un couvercle de bocal)
passer la pâte au laminoire jusqu’à l’épaisseur minimale et y découper des cercles de 10 cm
rouler la pâte pour former un boudin de 5 cm de diamètre, couper des fins cercles et les agrandir au rouleau pour atteindre 10 cm de diamètre
Faire une pile de disques de pâte en mettant de la fécule de maïs entre chaque disque pour éviter qu’ils ne collent.
Choisir une casserole qui correspond au diamètre de vos paniers vapeurs, y mettre de l’eau et la mettre à bouillir. Couvrir le fond des paniers vapeurs avec des feuilles de salade ou du papier cuisson. Avec un couteau, faire des incisions dans les feuilles de salade ou le papier cuisson pour aider la vapeur à passer.
Pour former les dims sums, commencer par mettre devant soi la pile de disques de pâte, à gauche les garnitures et à droite les paniers vapeur vides ainsi qu’un verre rempli d’eau.
Poser un disque de pâte dans sa main gauche, y ajouter un peu de gelée de légumes, deux cubes de faux gras et un peu de duxelle de champignons.
A l’aide du verre d’eau, humidifier son pouce, index et majeur droits. Attraper avec ces doigts un bord de la pâte puis faire un pli sur le côté et continuer ainsi jusqu’à obtenir un ravioli plissé ouvert au centre. Déposer dans le panier vapeur.
Réitérer jusqu’à épuisement de la pâte.
Faire cuire à la vapeur 20 minutes puis déguster immédiatement !

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