
skunna
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About skunna
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- Birthday 09/23/1964
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That would be me...
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Cleaning up riding trails for the safety of yourself and others.
skunna replied to cluffie's topic in Bike Related Discussion
Been carrying a fold up saw for a few years now, don't use often but has come in very handy several times. -
I wanted 672 but Noodles already has it so I'll have 674
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Garmin 64. $265 new with Aussie warranty
skunna replied to PeteV's topic in Communications & Electronics
I have that mount, indestructible but does protrude a bit and takes some mucking around to get in a good position on the bars. But good flexibility unlike some of the other mounts. Get the shorter arm length. The roller bar at the bottom of the GPS holder has a habit of coming loose and falling off, I've replaced it with new longer screw and lock nut and no further problems. There is a post somewhere else on that fix. I've also got a cord attached to the unit which I loop around the bars when I install it. Only ever came of the GPS holder once for me, and that was because I didn't -
I'm heading up there next week to do exactly that, 7 days of heaven on an organised tour. Can't come soon enough. Meeting the missus on return for a week in Port Douglas.
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Goggles. What have you got? Would you recommend them?
skunna replied to sporto's topic in Bike Related Discussion
I got the dual lens for the 100% over the counter at AMX, from memory around $20-25. They had clear and grey tinted, and maybe the yellow one as well, but I got clear. -
Goggles. What have you got? Would you recommend them?
skunna replied to sporto's topic in Bike Related Discussion
I have the same goggles, and bought new dual pane lens, no more fog. And I sweat heaps. Single lens sweats up all the time -
The few models were in a table below on the website, were all road bikes (assume higher powered), no motocross bikes. You may have a point there, even though the same authority makes you make the changes and it doesn't affect performance (could be argued it makes the bike slower)!!!!
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Don't think that is correct, any bike up to 260cc (with a few high end road bike exemptions) is automatically LAMS approved according to VicRoads website Motorcycles with engine capacities of 0-260cc inclusive, in their standard manufacturer form are automatically approved under Learner Approved Motorcycle Scheme (LAMS) with the exception of a few models
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Got some fronts last week, great service, in my hands two days after they were ordered ......and got another DirtriderZ sticker included as well
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From what I understand, the accuracy in the forest is better, google "garmin 64 v 64s" and it comes up with a few other things.
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Make sure you get the 64s, better for what we do than the 64 i believe.
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already done it