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15 hours ago, simicrintz said:You're way better at riding rocks than me! I've not done a lot, but will say (in all honesty!) that I probably won't practice it a lot either.
That is up by the ghost town (Jerome) outside of Sedona?
Here is a map of the area we were riding. The rocky canyon is due west of Jerome. On that day, Jerome was indeed a ghost town. All the bars and restaurants are closed, so no tourists. On a normal Saturday it is very crowded.
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3 hours ago, simicrintz said:I'm gonna say for me that looks like it sucks!!! How much of that did you have to ride through? I hate rocks!
It wasn't so bad. Lots of rocks in this neck of the woods. Here's the rest of the ride.
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They named a canyon after me here in AZ. A ride thru Martin Canyon out behind Jerome.
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Yesterday we did a big ride that included parts of Prescott National Forest. My riding buddy had the MVUM loaded on Avenza on his Kyocera phone. Avenza was very valuable a couple of times during the ride. Not all of the roads and trails were on the other maps / apps he had on his phone. Can you load MVUM onto any of the phone based navigation apps? It was way better having it on the phone than carrying that giant paper map.
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I originally posted this in the other Phone GPS thread...Then I saw this one.
Any of you guys using Avenza Maps?
Any pros / cons?
Some of the guys here in AZ that use phones for navigation use it. They like it because some of the National Forest MVUM can be downloaded from the FS web pages to it.
Looks like it can record tracks, but not sure if tracks can be loaded into it.
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Just saw an ad for these mounts in CycleNews.com
No experience with them, but they look like a good design.
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Done.
Chris does some excellent work. This is a shame.
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More on the Mahle fuel filter: The newer filters (the ones that split) are made in Turkey. Originally they were made in Austria (maybe less likely to split? I hope.). I had a Turkey filter split on my brand new 2018. KTM fixed that for me. I realized the country of origin change just recently when i changed out the filter. I have a bag of Austrian made filters. Bought it a few years ago before the switch to Turkey.
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The dirt tricks article is very good. The way they put tension on the chain when measuring it is something I've never done. Always just measured them on the bench. Not as good as pulling out all the clearance with some force like they describe. Thanks professor.
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Welcome to the club. See you in Walmart.... on the weekdays.
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.400 is at closed throttle. The. 64 May be the number at idle.
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23 hours ago, Bagstr said:Throttle Position Sensor - KTM 2019-20
Knowledge Group: Please advise what voltage target I should be aiming for. Are the new MYs different than the '16s? .64 is mentioned online.
Thanks
Check your email. Sent it 3 days ago. Setting for 2018 500exc-f is .400 +/-.001 volts. Probably same for Dan's bike.
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I have Pod. When I was shopping for braces I tried a number of different brands. Pod had the best fit for me. Moral of the story: Try a few, everybody's legs are different, and knee braces are different shapes.
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There goes the neighborhood, more of those damn Californian's moving to Arizona.
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Thanks for the gracious invitation to the Arizona residents, but unfortunately I cant make it that day.
I will be coming out again in January. No details yet, hope to hook up with the Breakfast Club. Any January ride dates planned yet?
After the second quarter of 2020, me and Crawdaddy will carpool to Borrego....when invited, of course.
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7 hours ago, Bagstr said:Thanks for Posting the pre-view. Good to see you have a few riding buddies to replace your Old buddies. That looks like tough duty there in the rocks. Are Arizona riders tougher than California riders. No need to answer that question, I volunteer to be a soft rider.
Keep Up the good work. Dave L.
You guys cannot be replaced. I have new friends in addition to my old friends. I have to stop now.... I'm tearing up.
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On 11/9/2019 at 10:51 AM, paulmbowers said:Now? Do you have them now?
Not yet, not yet! But.......Here is a video of a ride we did Sunday. Quality goes to hell on YouTube, but it gives an idea of the stuff out here. This is the easiest loop I have so far. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKNC3hOHPF8
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On 11/7/2019 at 5:09 PM, Bagstr said:Amgems,
Do you have a 300 on the Short List yet.
Now see.....This makes perfect sense. I'll send you my wife's phone number. You have a way of talking to people that is very convincing.
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On 11/6/2019 at 8:20 PM, paulmbowers said:Breakfast Club road trip.
Let me get some more tracks recorded.....
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7 minutes ago, Bagstr said:Volcanic black ,,, Not seeing any Smooth sand. 👀
So,, do you run the suspension soft, or hard? Ever get out of 3rd gear?
Suspension is set to "comfort". I'm told that is the preferred setting for the more elderly riders.
Rarely hit 3rd, mostly 1st and 2nd. Sand is rare.
A guy up in Flagstaff has "the" setup for riding rocks. Will get his mods next suspension service. https://www.7kmachine.com/
He's a member of Coconino Trail Riders, as am I, based on your advice Dave. Awesome club. Thanks.
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Hey, I ain't forgot youz guyz.
Doing more exploration around Camp Verde. This place has some very challenging trails. Lots of large embedded rocks And some steep climbs. So far I've mapped out a couple of 70ish - 80ish mile loops. Some very hard, Some easy (by AZ standards). Some pics attached from some of the hard ones.
The local bike shop recommended the Sedona MX907HP as a rear tire. This thing is amazing, trials tire type traction in the rocks.
I do miss riding Anza Borrego now and then. May be staying at a friends place in Ocotillo Wells in January. No dates yet.
Having fun in the Zone.
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It is a Cyclops. WAY better than stock. Not as good as a Baja Designs, but less expensive and less weight.
https://www.cyclopsadventuresports.com/KTM-Husky-100-LED-headlight-bulb-kit_p_167.html