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Timothee Chalamet Pays Subtle Tribute To Bob Dylan As He Pedals Onto A Complete Unknown Premiere In Lime E-Bike, Fans Say “Gotta Love It”

Timothee Chalamet Pays Subtle Tribute To Bob Dylan As He Pedals Onto A Complete Unknown Premiere In Lime E-Bike, Fans Say “Gotta Love It”

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How Did Fans React To Timothee Chalamet’s E-Bike Stunt At A Complete Unknown Premiere? (Photo Credit – Instagram/Facebook) Timothee Chalamet made headlines with his unique entrance at the London premiere of his new film, A Complete Unknown, a biopic about Bob Dylan. Instead of arriving in a traditional limousine, Chalamet chose to roll up on a rented Lime E-bike, dressed in a sharp suit. The move turned heads as he casually ended the bike ride on his phone and carried the bike with him for the rest of the event. timothèe chalamet just arrived on a lime bike 😭 pic.twitter.com/oJJZ5ktFFA — ٍ (@chxlametcinema) January 14, 2025 Fans React To Timothee Chalamet’s Bob Dylan Tribute Though Chalamet didn’t explain the choice, fans speculated it might be a subtle nod to Dylan’s well-documented love for bikes. On social media, the moment sparked a mix of humor and admiration. One X user wrote, “He is now my roll [sic] model for everything in my life 😂,” while another tweeted, “Only Timothée Chalamet could make a Lime …

Tesla’s fixing recalled Cybertruck pedals with this rivet installation

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While Aaron Cash’s video posted to X says it’s a “35 second recall fix,” demonstrated at the “Cyber Takeover” event in Long Beach, the video starts with the required drilling jig already in place. With it on the pedal, Tesla’s workers drill a hole as specified and install a rivet to secure the pedal pad so it won’t come off due to the “unapproved change” during manufacturing that made it slipperier than intended. The Service Bulletin posted by Tesla reveals the process has a few other required steps, including measuring “the distance between the bottom of the aluminum accelerator pedal pad and the bottom of the pedal backing” before the work begins. If the bottom of the pad is 5mm or further from the bottom of the pedal, then they’re supposed to replace the entire pedal assembly. Once it’s all done, they’re supposed to inspect the work with a mirror and clean up any debris the process has left in the customer’s $99,000-plus truck that came with an untrustworthy accelerator pedal. Source link