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Did you find one Mike? Came home the other day and Nick bought one from marketplace. Yammie BWS 50 2 stroke for $1400, a few small issues but otherwise runs good.

I think it's just shy of 50 kms from the highway to Caw Ridge. It was probably my kid that you saw rode up there on an XR 70, year before that he did it on a Z 50R.

Yeah, that's odd. Especially if others in your cell are getting 100+

Is your service residential or best effort? I think the RV package is also best effort speeds.

You can get them in a 2500 in model years 2001 up to 2007 in the classic body style. They had a 5 speed Allison, six speed in '06/07. 8.1 was discontinued in 2008.

That's what it's all about, smiles per gallon!

App speeds

That's right, got it in Feb '22 after two years on the pending service list. When we first fired it up it was hitting 200 then over the last year kind of bounced around from 50-150. Now it's smokin along pretty good

You won't regret it. They did some kind of update and we're seeing 200 MBPS consistently now.

He went from a 2020 50cc Ruckus to a 2022 1100cc Rebel. Baby steps...

Christopher has a 2020 Honda Ruckus, they are about $3500 brand new and hold their value pretty good. He used it before he had a license. I take it camping and terrorize the paved loops.

They say the cable itself on the second gen dish is a lighter gauge apparently, any continued movement breaks the wires inside the cable.

I did the same. Right on the peak straddled lengthwise. Got some good sealant for the lag bolts and cable, drilled the hole for the cable right at the peak and bolted it down. No leaks, no issues...been working good for a year now. There's been problems with cables lately, if there is movement...

No, the guy passing was was lost in the snow dust and didn't realize he was approaching the hill. It's pretty steep, trucks are usually slowed to about 30-40 kph going down at the steepest part and he broke over the top doing 80 kph. it's a right hand curve coming down and then a sharp-ish left...

It could have went a lot different. All season long they have truck loads of gravel at the steepest part of the hill on my side going up on the shoulder of the road, the grader takes a swipe out of it to drag some up onto the road every time he makes a pass. The piles were all used up, and it...

It's a cover your ass thing for me. Besides, if you can catch a dramatic incident you can make some money off the clips. This one's made me a few bucks.

weird...I can see it in your quote.

As a side note, just about every action camera made these days (Drift, GoPro) all have car DVR modes that act like dashcams with loop recording. Kinda pricey for a dashcam, but it is an option if you already have one. Another thing I should mention is that if you are leaving your vehicle running...

The last ones I had before the Garmins were called DOD, they were pretty good footage wise as well. One of them came with a remote rear cam that plugs into the main unit but running the cable was a hassle. The Garmin stuff is definitely more cash, but the convenience is worth it in my opinion.

The way I've overcome the sensitivity settings are to just use a big enough card that will take 24 hours or so to do it's loop before it starts overwriting non saved footage. Not perfect, but you'll catch any incidents without having to rely on the right sensitivity setting. Pain to go through...