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  • in reply to: Camerons Corner in Oct 2010 #185260

    Greg
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    Krusty wrote:

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    Trailboss wrote:

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    With wanting to be able to boil water for a cuppa or water for my freeze dried camping meal (discussed elsewhere here) for lunch or Bollocks has passed out drunk and we have no dinner :P I have been looking for a cheap / small / light weight gas stove I purchased the following
    TB

    How much.. I have been eyeballing this one…

    http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Optimus-Crux-LITE-Stove-Terra-solo-Cookset-Bundle-/290457327745?cmd=ViewItem&pt=LH_DefaultDomain_15&hash=item43a09b1881#ht_3903wt_1139

    I had something similar when I was in the military.. I had a small folding spoon and fork that fit inside as well.. All bundled up nice in one container..

    SBS :P Stove, Billy and Spanners.. :laugh:

    Looks the goods eh Krusty, I paid $15.95 plus $6.00 mail. A bottle of gas is around $6.00 heaps cheaper hope it works :laugh: may have to get you to boil my water :laugh:

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    in reply to: Warped rear Sprocket #185259

    Greg
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    Both the supersprox stealth’s I have are the same Scott they have a little run out, but never caused a drama like you say. I use chaingang now

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    in reply to: Camerons Corner in Oct 2010 #185257

    Greg
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    Looks like it Krusty for sure good sponsor product :laugh:

    in reply to: Camerons Corner in Oct 2010 #185255

    Greg
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    Nickj wrote:

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    What brand of rack is that TB, looks well made. ??

    Yeah it is, brand not sure its the rack the cops use, it came on Chops Banana. Its bloody strong actually, when we got the bike home I gave the rack some punishment while I hung shit on it and its strong :)

    Will try and find a brand when I pick it up tomorrow

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    in reply to: Camerons Corner in Oct 2010 #185251

    Greg
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    Here is your rack Krusty, I will pick it up tomorrow ;)

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    in reply to: Camerons Corner in Oct 2010 #185246

    Greg
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    With wanting to be able to boil water for a cuppa or water for my freeze dried camping meal (discussed elsewhere here) for lunch or Bollocks has passed out drunk and we have no dinner :P I have been looking for a cheap / small / light weight gas stove I purchased the following

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    Small container

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    Packs easy fit nice

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    Out of the conatiner ready to be opened up

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    Ready for action (yeah I know when the little bottle isnt attached :laugh: )

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    Auto lighter sparking thingy :)

    With a gas bottle will look like this I suppose :laugh:

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    in reply to: T B’s Shed #184995

    Greg
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    So while repairing the, ummm lets say lay down damage, I had to replace a radiator hose. No biggy went to Supercheap auto with the 16mm ID diameter hose with two bends it went through their heater hose selection and got one :)

    Went home straightened the bent crash bar mounting bolt and mount bracket no problems, fitted the new hose and went to fill the cooling system and :angry: Mr Yamaha you need to wake up to yourself and pull your head out of you a#*e and have a think :huh: . You cant fill the radiator with ANY CONTAINER or ANY FUNNEL OF ANY DISCRIPTION end of story :angry:

    Look at the distance between the fuel tank and the filler neck

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    Imagine filling that on the side of and outback track

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    So I had to come up with this shit fight :angry:

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    Not happy Yamaha :( I do the as my trade and reckon I had seen my fair share of design faults / poor access to vital maintance functions :dry: by this takes the cake

    Did I mention that you have to use and allen key and remove 5 allen headed screws with washers to even look in there, thats only something else to drop in the red dirt and lose :blink:

    Shame Yamaha Shame

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    in reply to: its on Nundle 2010 sep 11 / 12 #185247

    Greg
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    Boony wrote:

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    :woohoo: Trailboss wrote:

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    So where are you going Sunday Boony, is it just dirt road cruising I thought I read?? What grade will it be?

    TB

    Dirt road cruising :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: on one of my rides,I dont think so Wilma,

    it will be a good ride with some different stuff in it.

    Boony wrote:

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    I`ll work on a play around / touristy ride for sunday morning.??

    Well whats that mean dont see many tourists doing a Murphsberg :dry:

    in reply to: Camerons Corner in Oct 2010 #185244

    Greg
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    Everyone listed to go on this ride should have received a detailed e mail today. If you didnt please contact me and I will resend it :)

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    in reply to: Corey8 has been put on the sidelines #185237

    Greg
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    Your such a dobber Kat :laugh: I didnt do the “pre operation” exerices and she has none yet for my knee (but the knees coming good on its own ;) ) so :P

    TB

    in reply to: Camerons Corner in Oct 2010 #185239

    Greg
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    Wow some rain and see what happens, check the roads closed on list here there are a few we would be using :dry:

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    in reply to: Garmin eTrex Legend HCx Handheld GPS #185233

    Greg
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    sb_250y wrote:

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    As stated above I’ve got the all bells & whistles Garmin Extrex Vista HCX, I think all it has over the Legend is the altimeter.

    Downside is if you are to run from 12v power like I did for over 2weeks touring Tasmania on the Roadie the power connection is from a mini USB Connection & the power socket has a 12v-3v reduction. This connection compromises the Waterproof side of the unit & I don’t know how it would go with a lot of vibration. It also chews batteries unless you turn all the features off, bonus of 12v power is constant backlight

    I looked at the 60CSx or whatever they were after buying mine & it has a better socket for the 12v connection (more robust)& maybe runs on direct 12v (don’t quote me). Essentially the Highend Etrex & 60 series Garmins are the same software in two different housings albeit the 60 has a larger screen.

    If I was to buy again between the two it wouldn’t be the Etrex.

    I realise you have the Etex mount already, small price for a new mount for a more robust GPS

    I am aware of the power adapter and have been worried how it would go with the vibration etc
    I was dreaming about a Garmin Nuvu 550 but the cost is prohibiting it I feel. I will keep looking but a Garmin 60Csx is high on the list now for sure

    Have been cruising http://www.ja-gps.com.au/ and rang them and found them super helpful

    Thanks

    TB

    in reply to: its on Nundle 2010 sep 11 / 12 #185235

    Greg
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    So where are you going Sunday Boony, is it just dirt road cruising I thought I read?? What grade will it be?

    TB

    in reply to: Corey8 has been put on the sidelines #185228

    Greg
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    Swim and swim and when you are done swim some more mate ;) Also chase the bride around for :laugh: :P :P thats also great exercise cause if she is like most you will get plenty of exercise chasing :P

    Good luck with it all mate

    TB

    in reply to: Protective Gear #185226

    Greg
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    mal5.1 wrote:

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    I have the AXO air gage pro and it has a hard plastic chest plate.

    Yeah its sex on a stick that AXO air gage pro armour thats next on my endless purchase list :(

    TB

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