GPS set ups?
#21
03-29-2008 | 06:42 PM
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RE: GPS set ups?
ORIGINAL: ZX1100F1
A little trivia:
Below is a shot of my GPS, the speed is actual and I am not in an airplane, what was I doing when I took this shot?
A little trivia:
Below is a shot of my GPS, the speed is actual and I am not in an airplane, what was I doing when I took this shot?
Trip Time: 1:45
Ave Speed: 128 m/hr
Current Speed: 176 m/hr
Lat N 34 44.329
Long E 134 08.951
Well unless you were a total nut on a rental bike in Japan riding on the rail road tracks....over a lake mind you.
I would say High Speed Train in Japan close to Takamatsu.....
Got anything hard.....Never F with Finger Mullet when it comes to navigation...lol
#24
03-30-2008 | 12:23 AM
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RE: GPS set ups?
I hope you weren't water-skiing!!--lol I'd say you were on a catamaran ferry or something like that..I don't know of any regular boats that will do that...am i close?
#26
03-30-2008 | 12:35 AM
RE: GPS set ups?
Looks kike a 12 v hook up for his GPS, or other 12v accessories. Charges on the go. 
ORIGINAL: rbarchi
Yeah, That big tube under the handle bar on deej's bike. Is that for extra batteries or something else?
Yeah, That big tube under the handle bar on deej's bike. Is that for extra batteries or something else?
#27
03-30-2008 | 12:36 AM
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RE: GPS set ups?
sorry for triple post..here's my GPS set-up for the KLX...
I just have velcro on the gas cap and the back of the GPS, but I also secure the lanyard to the bars ...just in case..also have a 12-volt to 6-volt adapter cable wired to plug to the battery. But I think i'll be getting a new GPS sometime this year, this model is old compared to the newer ones.
I just have velcro on the gas cap and the back of the GPS, but I also secure the lanyard to the bars ...just in case..also have a 12-volt to 6-volt adapter cable wired to plug to the battery. But I think i'll be getting a new GPS sometime this year, this model is old compared to the newer ones.
#28
03-30-2008 | 12:37 AM
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RE: GPS set ups?
ORIGINAL: Finger Mullet
I would say High Speed Train in Japan close to Takamatsu.....\
I would say High Speed Train in Japan close to Takamatsu.....
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Yeah, not too hard if you noticed the position.
Was on the Shinkansen (Bullet Train) Hikari Rail Star; a newer N700 Series set between Hiroshima and Shin Osaka on the way back to Tokyo, got up to 182mph but I failed to get a snap shot of that.
Photo of train below just before boarding in Hiroshima, it is common to see big bloody splat marks on front of train from bird strikes, this one is clean.
