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tubebender last won the day on September 3 2023

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    Dirt & Street - I'll ride anywhere and everywhere because I just like to ride.
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  1. 2021 KTM Adventure R 15180 miles (this will go up as I ride it about once a week) Located in Oceanside, CA $10000.00 Full Tech pack (Rally mode, cruise control, quickshifter, MSR) and heated grips Forks and shock done by Suspension 101 ('Traveler' build) Aftermarket parts: Vanashe Bar Risers Vanashe GPS Mount MotoMinded ABS Cable Guide Camel Shock Heat sheild Perun Small Rear rack Wings Slipon Muffler G2 Ergonomics E-Gas throttle tube Seat Concepts 'Comfort' seat Tusk Luggage Racks w/soft bag mounts Rottweiler Power Plate Rottweiler Fuel pump shield Rottweiler Fuel QD Cycra Probend hand guards Spares: Factory Repair Manual Pulse Generator Shock springs (stock, 10.6 kg/mm, 10.3 - 12.3 kg/mm progressive) Stock takeoff parts: short windshield seat handguards rear rack muffler Ready to go - just serviced: New oil and filter, cleaned screens New air filter New rear brake pads Records provided on request. This bike has various scratches from dirt naps.
  2. New Camco Plastic battery box for Group 27 - 31 size. Free Pickup in Oceanside CA.
  3. Last year, as I approached the Boy Scout camp from the lost valley side, there were numerous signs saying no motorcycles.
  4. Tripleclamp Moto Headlight reinforcement for KTm 780/890 https://www.tripleclampmoto.com/products/headstraight-for-the-ktm-790-890 $30.00
  5. I've been to El Mirage a few times over the years. It's one of the last places you can really see 'shade-tree' mechanical wizardry. Would you ride this?
  6. tubebender

    In the spirit of @TNTMO

    I just sold an ex250 to Tom a few days ago. I'm interested to see what he comes up with.
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    Tech Day Escondido (7-15-2023) 9:30am

    With the Dirt Glide? I wanna see it!
  8. tubebender

    Isle of Man TT - Time Magazine

    Mrs Tb and I are hoping to go next year. But one cannot talk about the TT without mentioning Joey Dunlop. Not only was he one of the greatest road racers of his time (26 time winner of the TT), he was also awarded an OBE for his humanitarian work. I've picked out 2 articles which I think best describe who he was. Racer Humanitarian
  9. I used to watch a series called The Motocross Files that was a history of motocross and would focus on 1 rider at a time. DeCoster, Hannah, Tripes, etc. I thought it was pretty good. For the last 9 years there has been a Carlsbad MX reunion, usually at Booze Brothers Brewing in Vista. I went to one, 2018 I think. Lots of old guys and MX bikes! I know some of those old guys were riders but I wasn't sure who was who.
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    Otay Truck Trail / Pink Gate Ride - Noob Friendly

    I rode from the pink gate to Pio Pico and back yesterday. I was going to join this ride as I've never ridden anywhere south of the 94. But, a old coworker reached out to me a last week and asked if I wanted to check out the area. I've been wanting to ride with this guy for a long time so I said yes. (Note to self, when a expert level rider says something is easy, don't believe it!) If you stay on the main trail it's a bit rocky in places but OK. If you take any of the offshoots you may have to do some "off-piste" riding to get around the water. For instance, down in the Hubbard Spring area the road is flooded and you have to make a track along the upper slope. It was ............challenging!
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    Phone based offline navigation

    Where did you find that? I can't find that particular discount anywhere.
  12. tubebender

    Phone based offline navigation

    Timely topic. I've been using Garmin products for a long time, but I have been looking at phone based stuff for a while now. @DSM8 has been on about the Kyocera rugged phone he uses, so I just bought a refurbished one to give it a try. You don't need a SIM card to use the other phone functions such as the GPS, camera. etc. Well, we call them phones, but they are just hand held computers with a phone app. Today is a good day to research mapping apps! Happy turkey day!
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