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  • in reply to: Welcome Adventure Moto #194364

    Welcome about Adventure Moto and thanks for the support. That new Spot looks brilliant and I will order one very soon.

    Cheers
    STM

    in reply to: Helmet Cams #194319

    I found that article and the Tachyon XC Micro gets a good wrap. Out of 8 cameras it came third and on value it is the clear winner.
    It is also waterproof to 30 meters so Macka could use it in Bello. :laugh:

    STM

    in reply to: Helmet Cams #194318

    Mine is the first version Go Pro which is standard definition and it was $400 but it is a bit less now as the new HD one is on the market. If you want to edit full res files go the HD but if it is just for YouTube and file sharing the standard one is fine. They are for sale below $300 now.

    STM

    in reply to: Helmet Cams #194285

    I found this Ev
    http://www.transmoto.com.au/publish/features/8225970/Camparison

    I will keep looking for the full article for you.

    STM

    in reply to: Like Father Like Son #194312

    Aaron wrote:

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    Very cute STM. I like the little bike with no pedals would be a good stepping stone onto a bigger bike later. Must be something about blokes and “small blokes” liking riding through water. My young bloke would do that all day if I let him. Only this afternoon I had to hunt him out of the puddles on his Redline as it was spraying right up his back!. How do your bikes cope with all the water, salt etc? My bike still has evidence of the Coffs ride and I washed it as soon as I got home!

    I use plenty of tyre shine after I wash it and use a wet lube on the chain. Super Cheap Auto have their generic tyre shine for about $2.50 a can so it is cheap insurance.
    Trying to get my little mate out of the puddles is impossible so I just let him at it :woohoo:

    STM

    in reply to: Helmet Cams #194282

    Transmoto did an excellent shootout of helmet cans. Try their website while I dig up the back issue.
    If he enjoyed them on YouTube wait till you see the raw files in full res. You think you are on the bike.

    STM

    in reply to: Mobile Speed Cameras #194248

    It’s true that they are a private company contracted by the government. That means instead of patrolling black spots they hang out in spots that are easy picking like the bottom of hills and on the edges of towns where the limits change.
    We have always combined that it is about revenue not safety and they have proven it by going to a private business who makes commission on fines issued.

    STM

    in reply to: The butt of a monkey aha aha #194189

    Bike knicks and chamoix cream will do the job Murph. After all it allows the freaks in the Tour De France to pedal 3500 km’s in three weeks and it keeps them rash free.

    STM

    in reply to: Macksville Jan 2011 #194127

    Dirty Sanchez wrote:

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    That ride looks awesome Ev.. its good to see you have found some user friendly trails that dont have to many hills :laugh: There is nothing worse than having to backtrack because one rider cant make it up telecom hill :laugh: I hope you didn’t get to much mud in your handbag!! I am also stoked for you that all those dodgy yamaha’s made it home on the day ;)

    Hey Sanchez
    I noticed its you first post. Always good to have new members onboard especially with a username like yours. :laugh:

    STM

    in reply to: OWL 02 (Gaz’s) Banana #194044

    Just as I suspected Krusty.
    No cake on the header and no scuffs on the handguards equals new bike.

    STM

    in reply to: Bellingen/Coffs Habour/Lowana loop 8/01/11 #194036

    See you at 8 Ev.
    STM

    in reply to: Bellingen/Coffs Habour/Lowana loop 8/01/11 #193962

    WikdBeemer wrote:

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    And it’s no fun coughing up dust for 2 days after a ride :S

    I too would rather ride loam than dust but I would also rather ride in the dust than not at all. With what has happened up here in the last 24 hrs riding this weekend is no longer an option.
    Such a disappointment after the planning Ev has done and I was very keen to catch up with the crew on the ride list.

    STM

    in reply to: Bellingen/Coffs Habour/Lowana loop 8/01/11 #193963

    Rich wrote:

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    Hi Guys.
    I’m a new Old Bull if that makes sense.

    I live in Coffs, and yeah, postponing looks to have been the right call :-)
    Went up Crossy on Friday, and it’s in good nick, but she’s real wet now. And still pissing down.

    I’d love to come along when date is sorted!!!

    Cheers.
    Rich.

    Hey Rich

    Welcome aboard. Keep your eye on the site as there is a lot going on between Wauchope and Yamba.

    See you out there.
    STM

    in reply to: Bellingen/Coffs Habour/Lowana loop 8/01/11 #193952

    Trailboss wrote:

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    WikdBeemer wrote:

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    I prefer wet muddy ground and full creeks any day compared to hot, dry and talc like dust.

    Well said WB + 1 from me

    You two have obviously never lived on the Coffs Coast :laugh:

    STM

    in reply to: Bellingen/Coffs Habour/Lowana loop 8/01/11 #193942

    Coffs is underwater right now and it does not look like letting up yet.
    Throw a few dates around when you have a chance but Sundays are ok for me.
    That is now three Bello washouts in a row :angry:

    STM

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