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Quote from: domer on September 09, 2010, 02:47:54 PMi admit im an i-whore....but this is overboard...You know that is not that bad. I bought a android based phone to combine devices. I had a MP3 player, a phone, and a GPS when I took long road trips on the bike. Now I have the one smart phone but it is not that easy to use as a GPS since waterproof bar mounts are not readily available for them. I could see having this thing on my wrist so I can glance down and see my route and you could run the earphones up the sleeve if your phone will do turn by turn navigation.
i admit im an i-whore....but this is overboard...
what its the ride man you want turn by turn nav get in something with four wheels and a lady for a passenger
Quote from: ferroussphinx on September 26, 2010, 07:00:43 PMwhat its the ride man you want turn by turn nav get in something with four wheels and a lady for a passenger Sorry some folks actually use their bikes as transportation. I do not just ride on Sunday afternoon when it is nice out and I want to cruise. I ride almost everyday and that includes running parts to customers and vendors. I can carry plenty in saddle bags and the tail pack and I would rather be on the bike than in the work truck. If I have to run stuff to a location I have never been to the GPS does come in handy. It is also nice to actually know where you are going when you are at the end of a 600 mile day and you are looking for the campground you planned on stopping at. I do not know all the roads in the US and while getting lost can be great fun when I am 1800 miles from home with a destination in mind it is not always enjoyable. o your that type studious and ever ready i like it its good i am not that type ride till you need gas fill up and ride some more thats me north south east west thats my navi godspeed you and me no problems venture forth and and have fun
How about a k3 or 4 in JC Penny Add
I was interested in the Japanese bike in an add touting American made clothes...but that is a subject for the political section.
You've got to watch your back in the SSDB, this is where the clever guys get bored with bike talk and make poo jokes.
10 years ago...I would've gotten a real kick out of doing something like this in my living room.....now...only if it's yours! ahah
Quote from: Markcb750 on September 27, 2010, 12:46:07 PMHow about a k3 or 4 in JC Penny Add The kid is holding what looks like a 17mm wrench. There's nothing under the seat that needs a 17mm. WTF? Not bad ass! (just kidding. great pic)
Quote from: HedNut on September 27, 2010, 10:36:12 AM10 years ago...I would've gotten a real kick out of doing something like this in my living room.....now...only if it's yours! ahahI quit drinking a few years ago. This weekend I rode my XL to a house warming party. Since I don't drink, I was kinda bored and eyeing up the path to the front door. It was a near perfect entry and then exit to the deck; all except that the front door had a giant pane of glass and was a bit narrow. I like the people who threw the party so I opted to not do it for fear of breaking the glass door. My buddy and I got a good laugh out of the idea, though. Maybe a few years ago I might have done it. Good times. I guess that I had a brush with doing something bad ass. But I didn't do it so that makes me not a bad ass.
I've seen a lot of pictures of those kind of cars on the net, and I know the whole evolution of the giant rims, but where the hell did the candy/kid's cereal paint jobs come from?