jim cady

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    pete the wulf wrote:
    Sooooooooooooooooo painful :ohmy:

    PTW

    :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: How long now,hope for your sake soon before you give yourself a stress colic 😆

    in reply to: Two Day Nav Ride June 22nd and 23rd 2013 #240756

    jim cady
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    Wolfman wrote:
    OK guys we are going to send out an e-news through Adventure Moto promoting this ride… So if you are sitting on the fence LET TB KNOW YOU ARE COMING so you don’t miss a spot. Hey and please don’t take a spot if you can’t come as someone will be missing out, guaranteed!… Just Saying ;)

    Isn’t that right FF!?

    W

    :P

    Seven weeks and counting Wolfman,cant wait :woohoo:

    Just out of curiosity how many spots are there, be good to know how many people are going to beat me too the pub, don’t want it drunk dry before I get there :laugh:

    in reply to: Tugboat ride, 3 Teneres to toast a Legend Birdsville 2013 #240682

    jim cady
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    Glad I am not going,the anticipation looks like its quite painfull :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

    I cant wait for it to get underway so I can read the ride reports

    Ride safe enjoy

    in reply to: eeni meeni mini mo #240686

    jim cady
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    Trailboss wrote:
    B) how good is the blue

    TB

    Smart looking bike for sure TB,new model colours with the white on the back,happy with the deal I got to so I will be staying blue ;)

    in reply to: eeni meeni mini mo #240677

    jim cady
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    Ollie wrote:
    How cool is your young bloke B) well done James.

    ollie

    Yeah I reckon little tackers look tops on their bikes all kitted up ;)

    After todays purchase I had hoped that I would be next in line for a trailbike but I think the little bloke in the background wont be too far away from a stepup.Needless to say there may be a need for a 125 in the not to distant future. :pinch:

    At this rate I can see myself having to wait till their on 250/450s and asking if I can have a go :laugh: :laugh:

    James

    in reply to: eeni meeni mini mo #240577

    jim cady
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    Decision made
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    in reply to: GPS Topo – Pre-installed vs. SD Card #240635

    jim cady
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    Trailboss wrote:
    isambard wrote:
    Looking to invest in a Montana 650T, but confused over the options regarding maps.

    Ryda offer the 650T, with TOPO Maps and auto mount for $600.

    http://www.ryda.com.au/Garmin-Montana-650t-Handheld-GPS-p/montana650t.htm

    My usual GPS supplier, Johnny Appleseed, has the same pack but for $695.

    http://www.ja-gps.com.au/Garmin/montana-650t-gps/

    The only difference I can work out in the two offers is the JA bundle includes the TOPO map as a separate SD card. But Ryda has the TOPO maps pre-installed.

    Confused since JA is normally pretty competitive. So is the Ryda deal so much better, or are there advantages in having the maps on an SD card?

    I would go the SD card because that way I can transfer it to other GPSs if I didnt like the Montana or it failed or who knows what the future holds.

    Personally JA isn’t the cheapest around ;)

    James if you decide to update let me know I would buy your 62 :)

    TB

    Thanks for the offer TB but I am going to give it another go on the next nav ride and see how I go.

    Hoping it was just a case of to much learning to do in one weekend and being slightly overawed by the occasion :ohmy: :laugh:

    Did read somewhere if you hardwire the screen stays illuminated, is this so, :unsure: if it is that may help me
    Sorry for hi jacking Isambard

    in reply to: GPS Topo – Pre-installed vs. SD Card #240631

    jim cady
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    That’s the one I should have bought too Isambard :pinch: Montana

    I rushed in and bought GPS without really talking it through with the guys on here and cant see mine for fading eyesight :laugh: :laugh:

    Wait till you hear from them to discuss your needs they will point you in the right direction ;)

    in reply to: eeni meeni mini mo #240566

    jim cady
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    Thanks for your thoughts Nato and Jeffro,whichever colour we eventually go will probably be new as I am no mechanic and the bike will be passed on to son number two so don’t want it to be to old by the time he gets it.I know you can change plastics and all but he still revels in that new bike excitement when you tell him this will be yours in a few years :laugh:

    in reply to: eeni meeni mini mo #240560

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    Trailboss wrote:
    The TTR would be my choice keep it blue eh ;) Otherwise price would be my next factor, none of them make a bad bike in that range

    TB

    Didn’t see this as I was typing away TB but I am leaning this way,be the 5th one I have bought of him.I dare say he is enjoying the relationship :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

    in reply to: eeni meeni mini mo #240559

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    wolfie wrote:
    hi james i cant comment about the ttr110 or the crf 110 but the klx110 has served us well , hadnt had any problems with it ,and everybody rides it when they come out ere and my daughter used it for awhile when she started racing it been a great little bike

    Thanks for the info Wolfie,I am thinking that they are all pretty solid,but you never know.

    Roughly ttr $3300.00 klx $3000.00 crf $2600.00 I do have a trade in as well which will figure in the sums, a PW 50 and my logic is that my local yami dealers trade in price would beat the others so the respective prices will be close.He has been helpful to me, even let me take a used ttr home this past weekend to make sure my boy fit the bike ;) Loyalty has to work both ways,so I do feel a sense of obligation :pinch:

    Just want to make sure I get the right one if there is a standout,he does like the look of those green bikes though :laugh: :laugh:

    in reply to: Happy Bday The Farrier #240351

    jim cady
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    Bit rude of him not to respond to the well wishes

    It may be he is just sulking as I know the Ktm is broken :laugh: :laugh:

    in reply to: Thank the Diggers #240370

    jim cady
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    This day never ceases to amaze me,with the stories of bravery and heroism that these men and women showed.And in most cases at such a young age.
    Like to think I could have done the same, not sure though and thanks to them I didn’t have to.
    Heroes every one of them

    Lest We Forget

    in reply to: Happy Bday The Farrier #240305

    jim cady
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    james wrote:
    Hope you don’t have to get under any today EZ ;)

    Have a great day

    James

    Just occurred to me I have posted this in the wrong spot, :pinch:

    Nevermind it might flush him out of hiding if he is lurking


    jim cady
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    Enjoyed that RR thanks Mick,good to read a new one,been delving into the archives all evening

    Hope your not to busted up

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