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wydopen wrote:
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+1 this is the funniest shit outside of riding and playing golf
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vetmxr 4/23/2021 4:20pm
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SBD wrote:
[img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2021/04/23/489173/s1200_ski.jpg[/img]

wayyyy to wide around that bouy......jet ski racing is close to moto and perfect for summer racing.....if your lower back can handle it.......racing stand ups aggressively sucks energy like a gasoline fire,.....right up there with moto... basically like racing an endless whoop section with turns once the course gets stirred up with waves coming from every direction.......Pro's are animals for sure....
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GeorgiePorgie 4/23/2021 4:20pm
4/23/2021 4:20pm
peelout wrote:
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moto-related

Zoom out we wanna see all of Meg.
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EngIceDave 4/23/2021 4:22pm
4/23/2021 4:22pm
Shake weight, bro
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TheGetFresh 4/23/2021 4:27pm
4/23/2021 4:27pm
Enough about blowers, let’s talk suckers. I’ve got a Milwaukee m18 2 gal. wet/dry vacuum that runs on batteries. It’s like a little suitcase and produces a ton of power. $120 without batteries, totally worth it. I’ve had it for a year and bought a YZ450 a few months ago, and it’s great for those little crumbs that fall into the air boot during filter swaps.
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Chance1216 4/23/2021 7:39pm
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TheGetFresh wrote:
Enough about blowers, let’s talk suckers. I’ve got a Milwaukee m18 2 gal. wet/dry vacuum that runs on batteries. It’s like a little suitcase and produces...
Enough about blowers, let’s talk suckers. I’ve got a Milwaukee m18 2 gal. wet/dry vacuum that runs on batteries. It’s like a little suitcase and produces a ton of power. $120 without batteries, totally worth it. I’ve had it for a year and bought a YZ450 a few months ago, and it’s great for those little crumbs that fall into the air boot during filter swaps.
Is that the Milwaukee pack out vacuum? Or, just their standard vacuum?
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TheGetFresh 4/23/2021 10:13pm
4/23/2021 10:13pm
TheGetFresh wrote:
Enough about blowers, let’s talk suckers. I’ve got a Milwaukee m18 2 gal. wet/dry vacuum that runs on batteries. It’s like a little suitcase and produces...
Enough about blowers, let’s talk suckers. I’ve got a Milwaukee m18 2 gal. wet/dry vacuum that runs on batteries. It’s like a little suitcase and produces a ton of power. $120 without batteries, totally worth it. I’ve had it for a year and bought a YZ450 a few months ago, and it’s great for those little crumbs that fall into the air boot during filter swaps.
Chance1216 wrote:
Is that the Milwaukee pack out vacuum? Or, just their standard vacuum?
It’s the standard vacuum, second version that rolls the hose under the top lid. I actually have a pack out stack that lives in the van, but I don’t really need the vacuum to integrate based on how I use it. Plus the pack out version is $80 more and didn’t exist when I bought mine. If you have a pack out stack for woodworking or carpentry, the pack out version would probably be a better option.
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Chance1216 4/23/2021 11:28pm
4/23/2021 11:28pm
TheGetFresh wrote:
It’s the standard vacuum, second version that rolls the hose under the top lid. I actually have a pack out stack that lives in the van...
It’s the standard vacuum, second version that rolls the hose under the top lid. I actually have a pack out stack that lives in the van, but I don’t really need the vacuum to integrate based on how I use it. Plus the pack out version is $80 more and didn’t exist when I bought mine. If you have a pack out stack for woodworking or carpentry, the pack out version would probably be a better option.
I actually work construction (commercial plumbing).
I have a couple pack outs. One in the van and, the other at home. I’ve been thinking about getting the pack out vacuum for a few weeks. You can go nuts with the stack and accessories lol.
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Motofinne 4/23/2021 11:48pm
4/23/2021 11:48pm Edited Date/Time 4/23/2021 11:49pm
Proper DH bike. The days at the bike park are so much fun.


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MyBobbym 4/24/2021 2:51am
4/24/2021 2:51am
C'mon....

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Black Diesel Bomber 4/30/2021 11:40am
4/30/2021 11:40am
Here's another must have product for you guys who ride with friends. I decided to try them out because they were so cheap. I had low expectations but learned real quick they are simply amazing. Hands free discussion between you and your buddies when riding. Or, pair it with your cell phone and listen to your favorite music while riding. They just tuck into your helmet and you can use a clip for temporary installation if you don't want to install adhesive on your helmet. Order some and have a blast talking shit to your friends, you won't be disappointed. They can add quite a bit of safety to your rides as well. I learned this while riding with these in Baja...you can warn your friends about dangerous wash outs, barbed wire, or aggressive dogs:

https://www.amazon.com/LEXIN-Motorcycle-Communication-Cancellation-Tech…




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rbspecial138 4/30/2021 12:13pm
4/30/2021 12:13pm
Another vote for Jetski, although I would recommend a Kawasaki x2 because of the wider foot placement and similar to moto riding position. Basically a stand up, but with fixed handle pole. (You don’t sit down on these things)
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skeef 4/30/2021 12:38pm
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peelout wrote:
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moto-related

Bro you never miss. Im trying not to cry infront of people at the office.
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wydopen wrote:
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GeorgiePorgie 4/30/2021 7:51pm
4/30/2021 7:51pm
A cervelo Caledonia with 105s? I’m just scared to ride anytning nicer. This shit gets expensive quick with no motor.
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captmoto 4/30/2021 11:04pm
4/30/2021 11:04pm
Shout laundry spray. Really does wonders cleaning the bike and way cheaper than the moto specific cleaners.
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zuk338 5/1/2021 12:05am
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rbspecial138 wrote:
Another vote for Jetski, although I would recommend a Kawasaki x2 because of the wider foot placement and similar to moto riding position. Basically a stand...
Another vote for Jetski, although I would recommend a Kawasaki x2 because of the wider foot placement and similar to moto riding position. Basically a stand up, but with fixed handle pole. (You don’t sit down on these things)
Haven’t had a chance to ride my x2 in a couple years, but IMO there isn’t a standup ski out there more fun than the x2.

TheGetFresh 5/1/2021 6:08am
5/1/2021 6:08am
TheGetFresh wrote:
It’s the standard vacuum, second version that rolls the hose under the top lid. I actually have a pack out stack that lives in the van...
It’s the standard vacuum, second version that rolls the hose under the top lid. I actually have a pack out stack that lives in the van, but I don’t really need the vacuum to integrate based on how I use it. Plus the pack out version is $80 more and didn’t exist when I bought mine. If you have a pack out stack for woodworking or carpentry, the pack out version would probably be a better option.
Chance1216 wrote:
I actually work construction (commercial plumbing). I have a couple pack outs. One in the van and, the other at home. I’ve been thinking about getting...
I actually work construction (commercial plumbing).
I have a couple pack outs. One in the van and, the other at home. I’ve been thinking about getting the pack out vacuum for a few weeks. You can go nuts with the stack and accessories lol.
They’re addicting. I’ve been building moto toolboxes out with them and filling them with kaizen foam. You can get precut templates from kaizeninserts.com for a really good price.
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Chance1216 5/1/2021 11:33am
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Rawly wrote:
These are great to remove the dust from the inside of your vehicles. Open all doors and blast away.
Wonder if it works on step kids.
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Chance1216 5/1/2021 11:36am
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TheGetFresh wrote:
It’s the standard vacuum, second version that rolls the hose under the top lid. I actually have a pack out stack that lives in the van...
It’s the standard vacuum, second version that rolls the hose under the top lid. I actually have a pack out stack that lives in the van, but I don’t really need the vacuum to integrate based on how I use it. Plus the pack out version is $80 more and didn’t exist when I bought mine. If you have a pack out stack for woodworking or carpentry, the pack out version would probably be a better option.
Chance1216 wrote:
I actually work construction (commercial plumbing). I have a couple pack outs. One in the van and, the other at home. I’ve been thinking about getting...
I actually work construction (commercial plumbing).
I have a couple pack outs. One in the van and, the other at home. I’ve been thinking about getting the pack out vacuum for a few weeks. You can go nuts with the stack and accessories lol.
TheGetFresh wrote:
They’re addicting. I’ve been building moto toolboxes out with them and filling them with kaizen foam. You can get precut templates from kaizeninserts.com for a really...
They’re addicting. I’ve been building moto toolboxes out with them and filling them with kaizen foam. You can get precut templates from kaizeninserts.com for a really good price.
I saw that, regarding the foam inserts. There’s a couple of set up ideas I saw on YouTube that were quite interesting as well.
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rbspecial138 wrote:
Another vote for Jetski, although I would recommend a Kawasaki x2 because of the wider foot placement and similar to moto riding position. Basically a stand...
Another vote for Jetski, although I would recommend a Kawasaki x2 because of the wider foot placement and similar to moto riding position. Basically a stand up, but with fixed handle pole. (You don’t sit down on these things)
zuk338 wrote:
Haven’t had a chance to ride my x2 in a couple years, but IMO there isn’t a standup ski out there more fun than the x2...
Haven’t had a chance to ride my x2 in a couple years, but IMO there isn’t a standup ski out there more fun than the x2.


If you like your x2.....you'll love this......moto on water....
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GeorgiePorgie wrote:
A cervelo Caledonia with 105s? I’m just scared to ride anytning nicer. This shit gets expensive quick with no motor. [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2021/04/30/490433/s1200_D70E75B0_0F3E_419B_BA1D_6FCCC0FCFB46.jpg[/img]
A cervelo Caledonia with 105s? I’m just scared to ride anytning nicer. This shit gets expensive quick with no motor.
Yep...

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