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Danno
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Yes I do. It remembers my ID and Password so it is not to much to log in... I just forget until I want to like something or post something.
Which browser are you using,firefox and chrome keep me logged in
Danno
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That is probably it. The past couple months I have been using edge... just to give it a try. I think I am headed back to chrome. Thanks
CP93
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It is related to autos that are all show and no go. Ha!Chrome won't get you home... (let's see who knows what that means)
Danno
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RocketCowboy
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Popular with the Harley riders. Gold Wing riders like to outfit as many lights as they possibly can, and BMW riders like myself have redundant espresso machines on board.
Danno
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My Road Star with Apes and straight pipes had more miles than chrome. Almost 110K before I had to give up riding. Buddy tried to talk me onto a BMW... but that's about when I went from scoot to walking stick. He has the dual purpose. Those expresso machines must be handy in the back countryPopular with the Harley riders. Gold Wing riders like to outfit as many lights as they possibly can, and BMW riders like myself have redundant espresso machines on board.
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RocketCowboy
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My Road Star with Apes and straight pipes had more miles than chrome. Almost 110K before I had to give up riding. Buddy tried to talk me onto a BMW... but that's about when I went from scoot to walking stick. He has the dual purpose. Those expresso machines must be handy in the back country
Assuming he has the R1200GS? After watching the Long Way Around, I was seriously wanting one myself. I ended up trading my Honda ST1300 for an R1200RT. Same geometry as the GS, but included electric cruise control. I added the latte machine as an aftermarket component.
Danno
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Assuming he has the R1200GS? After watching the Long Way Around, I was seriously wanting one myself. I ended up trading my Honda ST1300 for an R1200RT. Same geometry as the GS, but included electric cruise control. I added the latte machine as an aftermarket component.
Yes, that was his. I was leaning more toward the GS. It is more suited to the kind of riding I did... I drug the the floor boards off the Road Star. But stuff happens. Now I have a Jeep... Put around country roads with my dog and take pictures. Change is good... do miss the scoot now and then. I will likely part with it in the spring. That will help me fill my lens needs.
Did you mount the machines in the ammo can saddle bags?
RocketCowboy
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My RT has seem little travel since 2010, and will likely have the same fate in the spring as yours. I used the RT to ride in long distance, "Iron Butt" rides, and after riding in the 2009 Iron Butt Rally, and then losing a good friend and fellow rider in 2010, I just lost the spark. Add to that getting married and getting a dog, the Jeep would be my better choice for daily use.
I didn't actually do the latte machine, but after three GPS units, 2 XM radios (partially due to GPS dependencies), radar detector, tire pressure monitors (before BMW built that in), FRS radio, CB, and replaced the passenger seat with an aux fuel tank to get me up to 11.5 gallons of fuel. A few sets of lights (fork mounted and under mirror) and it was good to go. The RT already had the AM/FM stereo with CD built in, heated grips, heated seats, cruise, active suspension, power windshield ... the only thing missing was two more wheels.
I didn't actually do the latte machine, but after three GPS units, 2 XM radios (partially due to GPS dependencies), radar detector, tire pressure monitors (before BMW built that in), FRS radio, CB, and replaced the passenger seat with an aux fuel tank to get me up to 11.5 gallons of fuel. A few sets of lights (fork mounted and under mirror) and it was good to go. The RT already had the AM/FM stereo with CD built in, heated grips, heated seats, cruise, active suspension, power windshield ... the only thing missing was two more wheels.
Danno
Senior Member
Always wanted to do the Iron Butt. Just never had time. Road for years and most of it just following the headlight around. I wish I had been involved in photography than, but everything has it's time and place.My RT has seem little travel since 2010, and will likely have the same fate in the spring as yours. I used the RT to ride in long distance, "Iron Butt" rides, and after riding in the 2009 Iron Butt Rally, and then losing a good friend and fellow rider in 2010, I just lost the spark. Add to that getting married and getting a dog, the Jeep would be my better choice for daily use.
I didn't actually do the latte machine, but after three GPS units, 2 XM radios (partially due to GPS dependencies), radar detector, tire pressure monitors (before BMW built that in), FRS radio, CB, and replaced the passenger seat with an aux fuel tank to get me up to 11.5 gallons of fuel. A few sets of lights (fork mounted and under mirror) and it was good to go. The RT already had the AM/FM stereo with CD built in, heated grips, heated seats, cruise, active suspension, power windshield ... the only thing missing was two more wheels.
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jcottone45
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Can one of the people please end my membership, thank you
RocketCowboy
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Contact me via PM to discuss details if needed. There's not much to do to end a membership, other than possibly change your account's password and email settings.