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Feb 12, 2010 | 01:07 PM

#21

LBS

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From: Vancouver British Columbia

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Originally Posted by Shadow

Just for interest sake..................
Here's one and it's mine........84 GPZ900R
My 1000F eats it for lunch, but it's pretty.......

I do apologise profusely for going off track (heeheehee) in this GPS thread btw.

Shadow- may I envy/congratulate/hate you all at the same time? That's beautiful!

Feb 12, 2010 | 07:10 PM

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HenryM

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84? It looks as though it's just come off the assembly line at the factory. Blimey!!

I'm not buying GPS. I have homing pigeon instinct and strongly believe in chance. It can lead you to places that a satellite will never see. Whatever happened to the spirit of adventure and spontaneity?
I'd much rather have a good toaster.

Feb 12, 2010 | 11:06 PM

#23

Shadow

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From: Mud hut, Zululand

It takes about 3 weeks to change the co-ordinates in a pigeon Henry

I often go to places where time is of the essence and find the GPS, a useful tool - when I want to get lost, I can do that too- but if I want to get home in an emergency it'll get me back quickly.
I did the whole of Europe with a Michelin map taped to my tank.
I wish I'd had a GPS back then.

Hell I didn't even own a leather jacket !!