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road dirt on visor |
Posted by: tinken - 13-12-11, 11:42 PM - Forum: General
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Hi, I have a problem with a lot of road dirt on my visor to the extent I have to clean it every few mins. This is on wet roads but no rain to help keep visor clean. I'm riding an FZ1. No one else in the group I'm riding with has this problem. I'm only 5' 5'' so maybe it's a height to screen ratio - thing. Anyone else have this prob with an FZ1 or any ideas ? :\
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Cape Town tips please |
Posted by: MurphySG - 13-12-11, 08:28 AM - Forum: General
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I am landing in Cape Town on Thursday morning and my friend isn't arriving 'til the evening - with the keys to his house - so I have a day to spend in Cape Town just me & my rucksack. Any top tips? both on teh best way to get into town from the airport and what to do during the day after a tiring overnight flight in scum class.
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bit bloody nippy |
Posted by: Just Anne - 12-12-11, 08:14 PM - Forum: General
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How do I stop from thinking, ah nice sunny day, best ride the bike to work. How stupid am I :eek
25 miles later, slipping all around then get to work and can't undo me lid, thank god for secretaries! It takes 30 minutes for my fingers to stop feeling like they will explode then have to do the reverse in the foccin' dark.
Mad, just quite mad :rolleyes note to self....December is a bit too nippy for an old bird.
Anne
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LED, batteries, and current |
Posted by: phil on a fazer - 12-12-11, 07:39 PM - Forum: General
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Afternoon peeps
I'm interested in buying a 10W LED floodlight (12v/24v) to run off a car/deep cycle battery.
http://www.onsolar.co.uk/12V-10W-LED-Floodlight.htm
I currently have a 60W spot light. Its like the ones you see on the roof of utility vans or land rovers - its round with a plastic mesh on it.
So if its 60W and runs from 12V does that mean it draws 5ah? the LED floodlight draws 900ma at 12V or 450ma at 24V.
If i linked to 12v batteries together in series it would give me 24V so the light would draw 450ma. So is that 225ma from each battery?
I know your only supposed to put batteries in series if they are the same age, condition and type. I have two leisure batteries that are the same but not quite in the same state. One charges to 13.24V and the other will fully charge to 12.82v. (which my charger class's as "weak" ??)
so.....i take it i shouldn't wire those two batteries in series? :o
Cheers
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