GPS Tech. Days....
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Thanks from Sherpa (rhs) Swooper (middle) and Rod (lhs) for making the effort to organise. We had a good run back to yorkshire - if a little blustery. Lets all thank Garmin for their efforts to send a tech rep. after all 25+ people with SPC III 's is only £25,000 pounds in their coffers isn't it - so heres a BIG thanks for nothing from me!!!
See you all around
Sherpa
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Thanks from Sherpa (rhs) Swooper (middle) and Rod (lhs) for making the effort to organise. We had a good run back to yorkshire - if a little blustery. Lets all thank Garmin for their efforts to send a tech rep. after all 25+ people with SPC III 's is only £25,000 pounds in their coffers isn't it - so heres a BIG thanks for nothing from me!!!
See you all around
Sherpa
GPS Trip
Good weekend all round!
496 miles for me round trip.
Average speed 48 mph which included Sun, wind, rain, mud, snow, sleet A roads, B roads and closed roads!!
Have I missed anything?
Who is that tall guy on the centre bike? I thought he was much shorter than Sherpa?
Good weekend all round!
496 miles for me round trip.
Average speed 48 mph which included Sun, wind, rain, mud, snow, sleet A roads, B roads and closed roads!!
Have I missed anything?
Who is that tall guy on the centre bike? I thought he was much shorter than Sherpa?
Rod Souter
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Notice how much lower the mandarin one is, this proves that a combination of short legs and a lard arse allow a GS to be ridden (not well, but ridden!).
Rod
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(RIP) Dennis
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Hi Chris,
Thanks from us South Wales GS'ers for the coffee, soup and info. We had a great if rather wet day out with Dave on Sunday. Got up to Loch Lomond and Glencoe.
VERY wet ride back across the lakes on Monday, but amazingly, just for a change as we approached Wales the weather improved, and we even saw the sun for a few minutes.
Alison & Dennis
Thanks from us South Wales GS'ers for the coffee, soup and info. We had a great if rather wet day out with Dave on Sunday. Got up to Loch Lomond and Glencoe.
VERY wet ride back across the lakes on Monday, but amazingly, just for a change as we approached Wales the weather improved, and we even saw the sun for a few minutes.
Alison & Dennis
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TERRY RYAN
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Nice oil cooler Guards Lads 
Rod Souter
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Way cool guard!!
I think it is the mass of the rider that affects the saddle to floor height I experience it whenever I ride it!
Black is good but "mandarin is faster" - SCURRELL!!!
Rod
I think it is the mass of the rider that affects the saddle to floor height I experience it whenever I ride it!
Black is good but "mandarin is faster" - SCURRELL!!!
Rod
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Many thanks indeed
Many thanks for the knowledge transfer on Sunday, the route you programmed got me back perfectly to Stockport. I need to spend some time putting in my own routes now.
Didn't need the foot covers yesterday when I picked up my new HArley as the weather "Darn Sarf" was splendid although when I arrievd back in Aberdeen tonight its windy, raining and 3 degrees...!! BAck to reality.
Many Thanks again.
AndyT
Many thanks for the knowledge transfer on Sunday, the route you programmed got me back perfectly to Stockport. I need to spend some time putting in my own routes now.
Didn't need the foot covers yesterday when I picked up my new HArley as the weather "Darn Sarf" was splendid although when I arrievd back in Aberdeen tonight its windy, raining and 3 degrees...!! BAck to reality.
Many Thanks again.
AndyT
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