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Bluetooth Headsets for Moto-Sports
Disclaimer Introduction As mentioned in a previous post, our family has enjoyed using two-way radios to communicate while we ride our dirt bikes. We used heavy duty wiring harnesses and headsets from Rugged Radios. These have worked flawlessly, but they … Continue reading
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Tagged bluetooth, communicator, headset, microphone, Motion 4, Motion 6, radio, speakers, Uclear
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Bluetooth Two-Way Radios for Moto-Sports
Disclaimer Introduction For many years my family has used two-way radios with wired heavy duty Race Series Rugged Radio wiring harnesses and headsets to make our dirt biking a more social experience so we can chat while we ride. It … Continue reading
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Tagged bluetooth, helmet, helmet communicator, intercom, microphone, ptt, push to talk, speaker, two way radio
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Low-Cost Number Plate Bag
I installed a very low-cost (<$8.00) number plate bag on my dirt bike. This is a low profile bag so it doesn’t interfere with my brake line or headlight. It is perfect for carrying small, light-weight items like a Bluetooth … Continue reading
Posted in Dirt biking
Tagged dirt bike, fanny pack, front bag, number plate, tool bag
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Dirt Bike Luggage Weight Distribution – 2023
Motorcycle camping is a lot like backpacking. You generally want to avoid bulky or heavy items as much as possible. So, in general, you are likely to be carrying an additional 50 pounds or more when camping. Most of this … Continue reading
Posted in Dirt biking
Tagged dirt bike, dry bag, fuel bottle, holster, luggage, moto camping, tank shroud, water bottle
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Dirt Bike Luggage Update – 2023
Once again I have decided to try a new luggage setup for my dirt bike. I had two primary objectives behind this upgrade: From the various systems I have tried, my AltRider Hemisphere bag was my favorite. It worked really … Continue reading
Posted in Dirt biking, Technology
Tagged altrider, dirt bike, drybag, E-base, luggage, Mosko Moto, Rolie, Wolfman
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Bafang ebike Conversion – Summer 2021
For years I have wanted an electric mountain bike (emtb). I have always enjoyed mountain biking, but I have never been fit enough to ride most of the local trails. That is partially why I got into dirt biking – … Continue reading
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Tagged Bafang, bbs02, ebike, emtb, johnnynerdout, mountain bike, mtb
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My New Moto-Camping Luggage – Aug 2021
I have been surprised at how much I enjoy moto-camping on my dirt bike. But it is a challenge because I like to be comfortable with a good tent, pad, chair and shoes. These things add weight and bulk. If … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure ride, bike luggage, dry bags, GCAG, Green Chili Adventure Gear, moto camping, saddle bags
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Beef Basin & Arch Canyon Adventure
7-10 Oct 2020 Moab was packed. With road construction, traffic was backed up almost to Arches – and this was on a Wednesday afternoon. Most of the Utah universities canceled classes to reduce the spread of COVID-19, so naturally everyone … Continue reading
Rafting the Grand Canyon – July-Aug 2020
July 24 – Aug 11, 2020 Rafting the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon on a private permit is a major undertaking. I was not the permit holder, but I still spent months doing research and preparing for this epic … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona, River trips
Tagged Colorado River, crystal, Grand Canyon, hance, Horn Creek, house rock, ice, Lava Falls, Little Colorado River, raft, rafting, river trip, Upset, whitewater
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