Just a mount that I usually use. I had my panniers on and wanted to try something new. If you watch at the very end, the suction cup let go....the bike stopped, the suction kept going. lol!
So whats next with your Jeep?
Explorer
Just a mount that I usually use. I had my panniers on and wanted to try something new. If you watch at the very end, the suction cup let go....the bike stopped, the suction kept going. lol!
So whats next with your Jeep?
Adventurer
I've done that myself unfortunately, but never has the suction cup come undone when it use. Good thing you didn't lose it while cruising on the road. Is that an HD Hero or HD Hero 2?Originally Posted by Frank
Ah, what's next you ask? A sophisticated GPS, coupled with a 2-way satellite communicator. After reading reviews and articles all day yesterday, I think I have narrowed it down to Delorme Earthmate PN-60 as a GPS, and a Delorme inReach for smartphone devices (IOS Apple).
Last edited by MCObray; 07-20-2012 at 01:31 AM.
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I purchased and received my first knife. Kershaw Tanto Blur - 1670TBLKST .
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Well now that I am job-less for the rest of the month, I have had some time on my hands and decided to pass some time today. I was having two problems with my RTT ladder; locking mechanism and comfort.
The ladder is telescopic, which is quite neat, but sometimes does not want to cooperate. One side would lock in fine, and the other would not as your body weight applies itself getting into the tent. The ladder still supported my beautiful girlfriend and I, but I was not satisfied. Today, I finally found the right height, as well an angle, for the ladder to productively stand.
With the top rung, support by an actual rung that locks correctly, I have found my solution! I went up the ladder about five times or so, all with the 150 pounds of me, and it did what it was actually suppose to!
Man oh man, so as much I love the RTT, getting up the ladder was PITA without sandals on. The ladder is just brutal on the feet, and it is very uncomfortable going up without some sort of shoe/sandal. I had no problem wearing sandals up to the living quarters, but after the last trip, I noticed it was starting to get a little bit more messy in the RTT than I like. My solution? $7 foam pipe insulation. Ah, now my feet, without sandals, will comfortably climb up the ladder to my penthouse!
Last edited by MCObray; 08-03-2012 at 08:35 AM.
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If Not Now When?
Hey video was pretty sweet, pretty jeluous of yer exploring, up here maine we have thousands a miles of log roads but I ust don't have the time right now to explore them. aw maybe someday....
99 XJ Classic....
Her build http://www.expeditionportal.com/foru...-XJ-Black-Brew
Adventurer
Thanks. I hear you, but once you do find that time, get lost. Not a whole lot can beat the feeling of being so secluded from civilization.
Explorer
Well put. Well built Jeep, Well built woman, and a well stocked fridge surrounded by nobody for miles...THAT's livin'!
Searcher
Quoted for truth!Well put. Well built Jeep, Well built woman, and a well stocked fridge surrounded by nobody for miles...THAT's livin'!
2006 Trailblazer 4.10s locked 14 bolt Sliders Skids Bumpers Tire Carrier Roof Rack 35's PIAA's Winch Tuned I6 300HP 2.7:1 TC
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Adventurer
Well put. Well built Jeep, Well built woman, and a well stocked fridge surrounded by nobody for miles...THAT's livin'!
X2. You couldn't have said it any better.
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