See, there's where your wrong. Us old assholes are there, too. You cannot hide!Guess i should have just gone here in the first place....helpful feedback without the assholes.
Amen to that ! you old fart. :lmaosmiley:
I posted one of those! Please don't dig it back up. It started out as a simple table of data taken from a magazine but it took on a life of its own. Some threads cause flames, some result in a dog pile. This one became a flaming dog pile.
Not yet. Made it half way tho... Didn't you see my last post under your 'Hey TWN' thread?Hey TWN, Since your an old slow fart. you been able to the STORM off your tire YET
Iggy, it's not so much having to do with Texas (well, okay, excepting Fred and downn2), rather in this case, it has much to do with young-uns not respecting their elders. Punk-ass kids! Get off my friggin' lawn, ya hear me!
Me thinks you are forgetting a couple of the, ohh, shall we say special Texans. In fact, how you could you forget the one that pushed your buttons like no other? Hee hee hee. That was some classic stuff.
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Hooligan! I keep it down to safe & sane speeds!OK. Here we go again. ..... :blink:
Hooligan! I keep it down to safe & sane speeds!OK. Here we go again. ..... :blink:
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Makes one wonder about any gps-claimed speed.... As far I'm concerned, if you don't have a LEO documented speed record, it does not count.... At least their equipment is calibrated, certified, and gur-an-teed to be accurate......
If you're referring to the shot of the unit with a max. speed then that's an issue of where a GPS went wonky....and they do that when reception conditions are intermittent. It only takes one split second a day for of this condition to record it in the Max Speed erroneously. I believe it's related to chord and curve interpolation error.....but "wonky" is probably a better answer. I've had it happen too. When it does, you have to chuck the Max Speed reading.yeah.. and all you rich gps endowed riders say the STOCK speedo is inaccurate by +/-5%? Whad up wid dat?
It's interesting how this happens - this particular shot was taken after my commute home one afternoon - I don't know if any of you are familiar with El Segundo, CA, but there is a building on the south side of LAX - along Artesia Blvd - and it has these huge radar array domes on it. The locals call it the "Dolly Parton Building". I was riding by it, glanced down, and my location was showing New Jersey - then it corrected. I would imagine that the huge amount of EMI and RFI had something to do with it.
