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KARMA! posted:Considering the impending cyborg revolution probably not that different. I refuse to get a bike with ABS because I won't trust computers! 
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At least ice and beer were cheap at the Buffalo Chip.
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My buddy's dad showed me that the real pros drill a small hole in the bottom of the low point so the water can just drain out as it melts.
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If I didn't have clamshells on the Uly, one would already have a hole. Top loaders are so much better than clamshells.
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clutchpuck posted:One of the beemer nerds put together his go-pro footage of the Sturgis trip: Great video. That's why I want to move out west. Just look at that scenery. My wife and I are likely RV road tripping through SD and Montana next year.
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Aug 14, 2015 22:42
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Crossposting from helmet cam thread: Just bought a GoPro-like action cam, a SJCAM SJ4000. I mounted it on my handlebars and this is the result I got: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrtDPaKRvnE How do I get rid of that wavy effect that apparently the noise and vibrations from my monster 150cc Yamaha apparently creates? I eventually want to mount it to my helmet, but want to sort out the little things like this first.
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You need to isolate it from vibration somehow. Usually a helmet mount is the easiest way, but you could gently caress around with isolation mounts or whatever.
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Aug 17, 2015 04:59
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It's like I'm watching the intro to a terrible indie time travel movie with no credits.
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Aug 17, 2015 06:25
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With a helmet mount your body will absorb the vibration, so no need to worry there. Vibration mounts usually involve rubber between the camera and the mount, so you can try wrapping rubber or foam under the mount for a cheap solution.
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red19fire posted:With a helmet mount your body will absorb the vibration, so no need to worry there. Vibration mounts usually involve rubber between the camera and the mount, so you can try wrapping rubber or foam under the mount for a cheap solution. The mount did come with a bit of rubber, but I may have put it the wrong way around. I'll try fixing it and see what I get. Otherwise, trying to find a good spot on my helmet; lots of weird curves and creases make finding a decent spot a bit difficult. What's better, side mount or top mount?
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YF19pilot posted:Crossposting from helmet cam thread: 3M double-sided tape (the clear kind) is very good at getting rid of vibrations.
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Gotta love the crossing the double yellows right in front of a cop, 2:13 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u64SFHVYyyg
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 I'm not a sumo rider but I'm pretty sure he is doing it wrong.  nevermind.
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Aug 17, 2015 12:53
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A thousand words and then some being painted right here:
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Isn't there a followup picture somewhere with him all bandaged up and an arm in a sling?
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Aug 18, 2015 19:44
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His face is priceless. "Uh oh".
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HenryJLittlefinger posted:Isn't there a followup picture somewhere with him all bandaged up and an arm in a sling?
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Fork tubes can just..vaporize?
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open24hours posted:There is http://www.rivierastuntriders.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=39&sid=2773679624f85474ea04b709ae3246cc "j'avais la même!" = "I made a meme!"
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60 Hertz Jig posted:Fork tubes can just..vaporize? That's why you avoid stunted bikes.
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60 Hertz Jig posted:Fork tubes can just..vaporize? I want to know how many times he had to slam the front down at mach3 while doing bad wheelies to make that happen. Or what kind of nasty crash damage it had that he was ignoring.
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Aug 19, 2015 18:06
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Aug 19, 2015 20:50
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It looks better when it transforms into ASIMO.
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If that is honda losing their minds, they can ride the crazy train as long as they want. I love it. The cluster is totally future rad, too. To be fair, I've liked their cyberpunk, massive fairing, cruiser bikes they have come out with in the last few years. I'd even want that in auto transmission. vvvvvvvvvvvvvv Yeah, and it looks comfy as all get out. Coydog fucked around with this message at 21:06 on Aug 19, 2015 |
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Coydog posted:If that is honda losing their minds, they can ride the crazy train as long as they want. I love it. The cluster is totally future rad, too. looks like the akira bike i hope it's 2wd with a reverse gear
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Aug 19, 2015 21:04
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Honda needs to sell that fairing kit.
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Coydog posted:If that is honda losing their minds, they can ride the crazy train as long as they want. I love it. The cluster is totally future rad, too. No full color TFT, no deal.
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Digital_Jesus posted:Honda needs to sell that fairing kit. They need to make a version of it for the grom.
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That bike actually looks utterly terrible hth.
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Slavvy posted:That bike actually looks utterly terrible hth. All the reviews say it's a pretty epic cruiser. Frankly I think you'd feel like a badass every time you rocked up to sit on it.
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Slavvy you aren't wrong, you just have different opinions and that is completely ok. Is it because it's not red? Might be a little wide for a footbridge, too.
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It's a shapeless, top-heavy-looking lump of anti-form without a hint of grace, a disturbingly large amount of lovely plastic corporate moonscape and laughably terrible looking wheels and forks. Being a Honda I'm sure it's wonderfully practical and excellent at it's intended role.
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These crazy anime mech Hondas will be looked back on in 30 years with jealous, seething "how did they not sell a billion of those?" rage.
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Slavvy posted:It's a shapeless, top-heavy-looking lump of anti-form without a hint of grace, a disturbingly large amount of lovely plastic corporate moonscape and laughably terrible looking wheels and forks. gently caress that. It's so ugly it is cool. Gonna grab a 3/4 helmet and some Aviator sunglasses to properly rock that thing to
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Aug 20, 2015 04:26
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I think that dumbass gundam-looking helmet icon makes would be more appropriate.
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Not Honda's first lovely ugly cruiser.
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I like it because it's different, but yeah goddamn they really should have put some thicker forks on it, or at least some beefy shrouds to make it look like it's running duolever or something.
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nsaP posted:Not Honda's first lovely ugly cruiser. I thought it was the DN-01... Nope it's NM4.
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Skreemer posted:I thought it was the DN-01... Nope it's NM4. I'll throw the rune in the hat.
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