Rednamalas1
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iPhone who?
iPhone who?
Post the last thing you bought. Oh fun!
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necropimp
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i'm not even going to say what it looks like
| Originally Posted by fraseyboy /img/forum/go_quote.gif Chicken rice ball. $2.50 
Wasn't too bad. |
i'm not even going to say what it looks like
feh1325
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bread, baby carrots, yogurt
Wmcmanus
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Great idea, Kevin. It would actually work quite well with a Trikke!
When I bought my RANS bike (such an excellent machine, I'd highly recommended looking into them), I gadgeted it up a little with the usual stuff (tire fixer'uper stuff, an air pump, front and back lights, water bottle holder, etc). So I'm covered on that score.
But the cool thing about this gadget is that it could be moved from a bike to a Trikke to another Trikke quite easily.
Regarding air pressure, I'm right at 85 psi in the back and 80 psi in the front, which was the suggestion I got from the helpful eBay salesman. It's an actual business, not just a warehouse! I was so surprised to actually find someone with a customer service orientation on eBay! As you say, it's just a matter of learning the body movements that work best. I haven't found the groove yet, but I'm getting hints of it.
| Originally Posted by kwkarth /img/forum/go_quote.gif For all you cycling AND flashaholic fans out there in Head-Fi land... 
This has got to be one of the coolest $15 accessories I've ever seen. Holds any flashlight that you can chuck in there and lets you aim it where you need to. Well built too! 4sevens sells 'em. |
Great idea, Kevin. It would actually work quite well with a Trikke!
When I bought my RANS bike (such an excellent machine, I'd highly recommended looking into them), I gadgeted it up a little with the usual stuff (tire fixer'uper stuff, an air pump, front and back lights, water bottle holder, etc). So I'm covered on that score.
But the cool thing about this gadget is that it could be moved from a bike to a Trikke to another Trikke quite easily.
Regarding air pressure, I'm right at 85 psi in the back and 80 psi in the front, which was the suggestion I got from the helpful eBay salesman. It's an actual business, not just a warehouse! I was so surprised to actually find someone with a customer service orientation on eBay! As you say, it's just a matter of learning the body movements that work best. I haven't found the groove yet, but I'm getting hints of it.
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lisnalee
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A Mark Grant custom 0.3m long Figure 8 cable with silver plated mk toughplug
kwkarth
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Customer service? Ebay? Wow! Most excellent Wayne!
When I'm trikking, I'll be going along and all of a sudden realize I'm working about twice as hard as I need to be, and then I get back in the groove, but the cool thing is that even if you're working harder than you need to, it's energy expended, muscles worked, and fitness goals that much closer!
WRT lights... There are a plethora of lights on the market these days that are well over 100 lumens out the front that would make outstanding bike lights and they utilize standard AA batteries, lithiums and rechargables included. All of this for less dinero than extracted for a bike light of comparable performance.
Party on Wayne, Karth out.
| Originally Posted by Wmcmanus /img/forum/go_quote.gif Great idea, Kevin. It would actually work quite well with a Trikke! When I bought my RANS bike (such an excellent machine, I'd highly recommended looking into them), I gadgeted it up a little with the usual stuff (tire fixer'uper stuff, an air pump, front and back lights, water bottle holder, etc). So I'm covered on that score. But the cool thing about this gadget is that it could be moved from a bike to a Trikke to another Trikke quite easily. Regarding air pressure, I'm right at 85 psi in the back and 80 psi in the front, which was the suggestion I got from the helpful eBay salesman. It's an actual business, not just a warehouse! I was so surprised to actually find someone with a customer service orientation on eBay! As you say, it's just a matter of learning the body movements that work best. I haven't found the groove yet, but I'm getting hints of it. |
Customer service? Ebay? Wow! Most excellent Wayne!
When I'm trikking, I'll be going along and all of a sudden realize I'm working about twice as hard as I need to be, and then I get back in the groove, but the cool thing is that even if you're working harder than you need to, it's energy expended, muscles worked, and fitness goals that much closer!
WRT lights... There are a plethora of lights on the market these days that are well over 100 lumens out the front that would make outstanding bike lights and they utilize standard AA batteries, lithiums and rechargables included. All of this for less dinero than extracted for a bike light of comparable performance.
Party on Wayne, Karth out.
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an early b-day present to myself!
JD single barrel whiskey.
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That sure looks longer than 0.3 meters, btw what will it power?
| Originally Posted by lisnalee /img/forum/go_quote.gif A Mark Grant custom 0.3m long Figure 8 cable with silver plated mk toughplug
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That sure looks longer than 0.3 meters, btw what will it power?
lisnalee
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Well spotted, nothing gets past the eagle eyes of head-fi member
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Its only a library pic of the cable ive ordered. it's for the power supply of the wadia 170i transport. I have it on my desk and a conveniently placed photo frame is in front of the wall socket, so i wanted something short so it would hide in behind it along with the ps.
| Originally Posted by mrarroyo /img/forum/go_quote.gif That sure looks longer than 0.3 meters, btw what will it power? |
Well spotted, nothing gets past the eagle eyes of head-fi member
Its only a library pic of the cable ive ordered. it's for the power supply of the wadia 170i transport. I have it on my desk and a conveniently placed photo frame is in front of the wall socket, so i wanted something short so it would hide in behind it along with the ps.
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and it wasnt silver plated plug pins in the image * sticks out tongue *
i like this game...
| Originally Posted by lisnalee /img/forum/go_quote.gif Well spotted, nothing gets past the eagle eyes of head-fi member |
and it wasnt silver plated plug pins in the image * sticks out tongue *
i like this game...
lisnalee
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Don't you start as well.... Lol
| Originally Posted by Quaddy /img/forum/go_quote.gif and it wasnt silver plated plug pins in the image * sticks out tongue * i like this game...
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Don't you start as well.... Lol
lisnalee
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Ok back on topic
A little something for the wife
A little something for the wife
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"lisnalee;Ok back on topic
A little something for the wife"
Yeah Right - Just giving you a hard time
A little something for the wife"
Yeah Right - Just giving you a hard time
lisnalee
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I'm slowly converting her to the way of head-fi
| Originally Posted by jbusuego /img/forum/go_quote.gif "lisnalee;Ok back on topic A little something for the wife" Yeah Right - Just giving you a hard time
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I'm slowly converting her to the way of head-fi
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