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Everything posted by Slowlycatchymonkey
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I’m a tad disappointed I had a whole orchestrated anti war protest involving defacing a coin of the realm in mind
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That sounds totally plausible. Is it true?! I really want it to be
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Lovely. What a genteel way to waste your time. Bit of a surprise to see her "..other stamped coin which I won't read out.." Must have been stamped by a relative of someone on this forum
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No I wouldnt use my main phone off road or even off tarmac either. They cost too much and aren't exactly a nice biodegradable disposable item But the Garmin fits nicely in that holder too.
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Its all Ive used for the last 5 years an Ive never had a problem with damaging the phone (just with it not being bright enough and stopping f’ing charging in heavy rain) so it doesn’t concern me. I have got and old iPhone 7 that I should probably use instead of my new phone in case I ruin the image stabilisation but I cant be arsed to carry two phones, The Garmin is lovely, clear to read, simpler screen layout but its just not as accurate by any stretch.
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Ugly looking, marks the bars, annoying to transfer between bikes, stupidly priced and often have some clunky case for your phone you don't want to leave on there. Been using this for 7 years, fits all phones and the Garmin zumo, cheap, easy to change from one bike to another, can use it on a test ride because it causes no damage and its never dumped my phone out. You do have to have space on the bars for it but I've tried it on eight bikes now and theres always been enough room. https://smile.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B08D7YQ98F/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 The battery pack holder doesnt fit under the bars though but the holder is stretchy enough you can squeeze a flat rectangular pack in with the phone. Having said all that I quite like the wired in Garmin charger/holder that came with the Zumo. Still ugly, expensive and non transferable.
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If you believe in things you cant see based on a emotion then thats all superstition is - a belief based on a feeling. Don't get me wrong Im not particularly superstitious myself I just think the 'if I cant see it I don't believe it' doesnt apply to a lot of things. Especially humans and their beliefs which are usually illogical captain.
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I was never fussed about cluttering my bike by attaching things to them and I'm not superstitious but over the years I've been given a some and am quite fond of them. The 'Pop' Evil Knievel on my Himalayan is my favourite, it makes me laugh to think of the fear my riding would induce in him and he cant close his eyes plus the lump the Himalayan is couldn't be further away from producing a stunt.. unless its gravel related So what you got or does it make you wince when you see a bikes lovely lines wrecked by attached daftness.
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Probably best might be a bit furry by now.
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He was wearing it a couple of weeks ago when he went down a rabbit hole to renew his flat earth membership.
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Have you read your own posts?
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I wanted to be Zoot the saxophonist but I was always more Bunsen and Kermit .. with a touch of the swedish chef... and a side order of animal
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Theres no option for - No but I hope the cunt doesnt suffer anymore so now I cant vote.. mind you I vote as often as I post ride report pics so wot do I know
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I dont know but I did find this tool on google maps for just that sort of thing. Tells you when it’s likely to be easiest- Check traffic now & later To reach your destination as quickly as possible, check typical traffic before you drive. You can avoid the busiest times of day. On your Android phone or tablet, open the Google Maps app . Search for a destination or tap a place on the map. At the bottom, tap Directions. At the top, tap Driving . At the bottom, tap the white bar to display: The current traffic on your route Typical traffic by the hour and any slowdowns on the way
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Ooh whats this little sewing circle thats opened up?