Biker's Cafe Chatroom
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When I say removed, I just mean pulled out but not actually removed.
Not sure on other brands but I only use Shoei and that’s how it’s always been.
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I didn't even know such a thing existed.
An LMGTFY in 2025?! Now I truly feel alive. Thanks, Diddums!
Can we change the thread title to "Biker's Cafe ChatGPTroom"?
LMGTFY is an old one. It used to be a website that gave a little animation and then redirected you to the Google search URL but that seems to have disappeared in its original form.I didn't even know such a thing existed.
Urban dictionary is always a good source of how old something is: https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=lmgtfy
You, sir, are an enthusiast. Embrace it. You do ride a scooter though, and for that I have no respect for you."Nah I'm just gonna pop in and see if that lid that LowEnd recommended fits, so I can order one online"
"Ok I'll have the lid, a Sena 60S and a pair of Revit Sand 5s please"
I'm a lost cause aren't I
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Stunning, but it’s old and Italian. You’ll be chasing electrical issues for months.
Worth it tho.
Have you tried the Sena yet? I really want one that goes super mega loud so I can hear it through me lug-plugs!"Nah I'm just gonna pop in and see if that lid that LowEnd recommended fits, so I can order one online"
"Ok I'll have the lid, a Sena 60S and a pair of Revit Sand 5s please"
I'm a lost cause aren't I
Screaming Tangerine collected - 173 HP at the wheel 197 at the crank. That'll do. Top speed limiter removed, few other bits and bobs done as well, and AFR bang on throughout the throttle/rev range. That'll do nicely! Couldn't give it the berries on the way home though, it was way too damp. Felt nice though - the little hesitation she had low down is gone. Hopefully a better/more spirited ride tomorrow will reveal a bit more!
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Done most of the Moman H4c, issue is placement of the unit, it gets in way of the visor slider, if I push it back enough so it doesn't get in the way camera is pointing at 10ish o clock . Since the unit is flat not curved unsure how you'd use the velcro to the side . Also difficult to place velcro for the mic whilst i'm wearing the helmet.
Getting mate to help
Getting mate to help
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Shirly this can't be right?
Unit sticks out it looks stupid, I can't see the bracket fits inside two screws through the helmet, if I push it forward it'll get in the way of the visor slider, and being it's flat velco/sticky pads won't hold
Unless I take apart the bracket, use the angled bit with double sided pad and attached to the removed cover of the helmet?
Unit sticks out it looks stupid, I can't see the bracket fits inside two screws through the helmet, if I push it forward it'll get in the way of the visor slider, and being it's flat velco/sticky pads won't hold
Unless I take apart the bracket, use the angled bit with double sided pad and attached to the removed cover of the helmet?
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Well the Lady passed her CBT as expected, unfortunately the dealer are now saying mid November for her new bike
Doesn’t look right no, what’s the model of the headset?Shirly this can't be right?
Unit sticks out it looks stupid, I can't see the bracket fits inside two screws through the helmet, if I push it forward it'll get in the way of the visor slider, and being it's flat velco/sticky pads won't hold
Unless I take apart the bracket, use the angled bit with double sided pad and attached to the removed cover of the helmet?
If it has a bracket like a GoPro - scrape the sticky pad off and use Sugru to make your own attachment between the lid and mountShirly this can't be right?
Unit sticks out it looks stupid, I can't see the bracket fits inside two screws through the helmet, if I push it forward it'll get in the way of the visor slider, and being it's flat velco/sticky pads won't hold
Unless I take apart the bracket, use the angled bit with double sided pad and attached to the removed cover of the helmet?
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Got out for our second practice session yesterday. Slowly building up our daughters confidence on the bike, we started to add in some skills practice. Total time on the bike before this session was just about an hour, and this session was another 1.5 hours.
Total time on the bike 2.5hours, so about 2/3rds of a morning session of a CBT.
The focus so far has been about bike control, we will be adding in the mirror, signal, life saver elements as the confidence builds.
Some clips from yesterday.
Total time on the bike 2.5hours, so about 2/3rds of a morning session of a CBT.
The focus so far has been about bike control, we will be adding in the mirror, signal, life saver elements as the confidence builds.
Some clips from yesterday.
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