CRF electrical question
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captain caveman
geraint
wolfy
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Re: CRF electrical question
That sounds like a right good laugh. Go for it!...
I have these heated trips there great.
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Fiting is easy & you use standard grips, so they feel the same.
I wear mx gloves in the snow with these.
Maybe worth a look at helmet torches, that way you can see where your riding & not where your handle bars are pointing.
You can get mountain bike head lights, which are bright & can easy be adapted
to clip on & off your peak.
Check on battery life to make sure you have spares for that avent tho!
I have these heated trips there great.
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Fiting is easy & you use standard grips, so they feel the same.
I wear mx gloves in the snow with these.
Maybe worth a look at helmet torches, that way you can see where your riding & not where your handle bars are pointing.
You can get mountain bike head lights, which are bright & can easy be adapted
to clip on & off your peak.
Check on battery life to make sure you have spares for that avent tho!
wolfy- Posts : 6822
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Re: CRF electrical question
Have you got a link to that event? sounds interesting.
Its a right buzz flat out through lanes in the dark.
Its a right buzz flat out through lanes in the dark.
captain caveman- Posts : 4184
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Re: CRF electrical question
I think it looks like old duffers chugging along lanes in the dark on some slightly random old bikes.
I've never done one, but i think the challenge is actually getting there more than anything else
Not sure loons roaring around on WR 450's shouting ''power, power, power'' would quite fit in with the ethos
One way to find out though. Team SWTR????
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Ps. will look at those heated grips - i might even consider some of those huge handlebar muff things favoured by MZ/Superdream owners, and look a proper twat if it meant not having freezing paws all night
I've never done one, but i think the challenge is actually getting there more than anything else
Not sure loons roaring around on WR 450's shouting ''power, power, power'' would quite fit in with the ethos
One way to find out though. Team SWTR????
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Ps. will look at those heated grips - i might even consider some of those huge handlebar muff things favoured by MZ/Superdream owners, and look a proper twat if it meant not having freezing paws all night
shocker- Posts : 3155
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Re: CRF electrical question
probably missing the point here ...........but you can do it in a car.....
geraint- Posts : 1348
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Re: CRF electrical question
geraint powell wrote:probably missing the point here ...........but you can do it in a car.....
Yes, a bit weird isn't it?
Imagine how pissed off you could get watching blokes in Morris Marinas etc go past drinking tea with thier heaters flat out!
Maybe thats the challenge - not cracking and punching the git's
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shocker- Posts : 3155
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Re: CRF electrical question
[quote="Shocker"]I think it looks like old duffers chugging along lanes in the dark on some slightly random old bikes.
I've never done one, but i think the challenge is actually getting there more than anything else
Not sure loons roaring around on WR 450's shouting ''power, power, power'' would quite fit in with the ethos
One way to find out though. Team SWTR????
probley not... but it,d fecking keep you awake
I've never done one, but i think the challenge is actually getting there more than anything else
Not sure loons roaring around on WR 450's shouting ''power, power, power'' would quite fit in with the ethos
One way to find out though. Team SWTR????
probley not... but it,d fecking keep you awake
captain caveman- Posts : 4184
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Re: CRF electrical question
Thanks for the offer, but I hadn't even thought of how you manage to stay awake all night - but it being done via a loon on a WR 450 is giving me nightmares already
This sounds a more and more stupid all the time!
This sounds a more and more stupid all the time!
shocker- Posts : 3155
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Re: CRF electrical question
I have a better idea.
No need for extra lights
No need for heated grips
We keep Geraint happy.
We all chip in and do it in one of these
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Front wheel drive
good ground clearence
heater (if were lucky)
No need for extra lights
No need for heated grips
We keep Geraint happy.
We all chip in and do it in one of these
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Front wheel drive
good ground clearence
heater (if were lucky)
captain caveman- Posts : 4184
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Re: CRF electrical question
sounds good cavey boy im in for a £10 all we is another 3 we should pick one up for about £40.....
Shepy aka THE DUKE- Posts : 1597
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Re: CRF electrical question
£40 you joking! seen what they sell for
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