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Sir Fallsalot
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All you need is a little cropping to tidy it up Or you could add a little touch of Mawsley to brighten it up
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Here's the routes in Spain i'm sure you can hire suitable bikes to show Pete how its done
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@XTreme Now you got the right bike and you have a few gravel roads under your belt i need to see more of this maybe an option for @Six30 and @busabeast when they visit
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You've never managed it before
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Got to admit Pete's photo looks good this month but will probably be the last time he'll be in with a chance of winning Because next month it will be like
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Say no more just bin the Mac and get a tidy computer
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Is his bike all charged or is he getting a backie off you
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What Browser are you using its all good on chrome
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@Slowlycatchymonkey They all worked out to be within a few PSI of each other once i realised i lost air unscrewing the pipe off the valve
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I've been using this AA recommended one for years its next to my battery one for a size comparison it fits in my jacket pocket. I did do a test on it a while back to see how accurate the gauge is i'll see if i can find it. I'm hoping my battery pump experience is a one off as i have a few friends that have had them longer than me and their still going but my confidence is gone in them but at the moment as a converted plug in it works better than the AA one
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You can still do that with a pump that plugs into your bike but knowing your luck with batteries your better off with a hand pump
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So your now saying you can get banned for no photos at all it's not like slowly's going to post a photo let alone multiple photos
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But that's just blind faith mine was used to top up the bike tyres in the garage when they needed it, i used mine probably a month before it's demise it was good then the next time it was toast there was no indication it was on its way out it just stopped so i decided i don't trust them anymore luckily it was in the garage and not out on the road where i rely on it and it could be the inconvenience of £27
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I have lost my faith in the battery powered pumps since mine gave up the ghost, it's not had a lot of use and the last time i used it it showed 100% charged but went flat adding 4psi to the tyre plugged it in to recharge and it showed 100% charged tried it again it wouldn't pump left it on charge over night and still no joy so i repurposed it and now i plug it into the bike to power it
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As far as accuracy goes at the speeds you riding tyre pressure is not so important i run 15psi on and off road on the 650 and notice very little difference in the way the bike rides with correct pressures in them so 5psi out you wouldnt notice unless your rubbing the footrests in every bend and getting the tyres hot
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That's exactly what i'm trying to avoid, i built the dog because i couldn't buy what i wanted and although i like riding it i would prefer if it was something off the shelf where i don't have to fuck about with home made parts all the time
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Plus he knows how to take the top box off when its not required
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See this is what i want but it's always a custom build not off the shelf https://www.adventurebikerider.com/article/custom-honda-crf500l-build/
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You just reminded me the clocks go forward tonight that's going to fuck me up Monday morning as i have to be up at 5am
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So it's the same as telling a lie then
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Bike looks great top-box looks useful i don't know why everyone doesn't have one
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