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Scoot65

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    Triumph Speedmaster, Lambretta TV200 and GP200
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    Durham, England.

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  1. Thanks for the reply and I've got to say, from what guys are saying, custom earplugs do seem to be good bits of kit. Regarding the bold, I think at this stage, 2025, I'll go for newer units (ie bluetooth 5.2 and supported softwear updates etc.) But thanks for the offer. Cheers!
  2. Many thanks for the replies, all very useful. Regarding the 4X, I've read quite a few people say that the position of the volume wheel often means that it can rub on jacket collars changing the volume up / down as the rider moves their head left or right. That what made me consider the Edge. I'll try the standard speakers and see how I fair, but I'll keep the suggestion of custom earplugs in mind. So thanks for that suggestion too!
  3. Thanks for the reply, very useful Simon. Much appreciated! Regarding the voice commands, how do they work with a phone? Is it that a phone and / or sat nav needs to be paired via bluetooth and the Cardo unit will instruct Siri (or similar) to make the changes requested ie volume up / down etc? Thanks.
  4. I'm looking to buy a bike intercom and after doing quite a bit of research I've decided to go with Cardo. My useage will be:- 1) I need to be able to speak with my wife (pillion). 2) Need to connect to my sat nav at the same time as being connected to my wife 3) Needs to be 100% waterproof 4) Needs to have good quality sound when wife and I are talking 5) No need for connection to other riders. I've looking at the Cardo 4X but have read a few people experience connection drop-outs with the 4X, which would bug me so I've also been looking at the Cardo Edge (which will be overkill for my needs, but worth it if the connection is 100% stable ie Mesh / DMC connection I'm seeking owner opinions / experiences of using the 4x and Edge units. Cheers!
  5. Nice scooter!! Worth quite a bit now...... My first was a 1965 Lambretta J125 I wasn't old enough to ride it on the road at 15yo in 1980, so went round and round my Dad's field. First 'on the road' scooter was a 1973 Vespa 90 SS which I passed my test on......... first bike was 600 Bandit in 1998
  6. I had a similar problem when riding my Triumph Speedmaster (865). It was an easy enough job to do. Here's a thread I posted on another forum three years ago. https://www.thetriumphforum.com/threads/swapped-stock-2005-risers-for-newer-model-risers.5427/
  7. Sounds like you're doing all the right tings!! Enjoy!
  8. Good luck, Enjoy your new ride. Just take it easy until you get a good feel of the bike. The weather's certainly on your side.
  9. +1 Same here. I've had it a few years now. Very easy to use.... (BTW, that's not me in the vid, I just grabbed it off YT) ">
  10. 719 miles round trip on a scooter. I take it you left on Monday and only got back home today? No, approximately 9 to 10 hours each way, with stops etc. Rode down on the Friday and back up to Durham on the Sunday.
  11. I was in Tenby last weekend too! Went for the scooter rally. I didn't go on my Triumph, I rode down from Durham on my scooter...... 719 miles round trip .... It was a good rally and great weather made it all the better.
  12. post #607 Some great looking scooters in that video!! Here's what I've been listening to recently Shocking Blue singing California Here I Come ...... and of course, the gorgeous lead singer, Mariska Veres https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOKGUWjHWHA
  13. I still have may Stadium Achilles helmet too. Red with gold pinstripe. These were really THE ONLY full face helmet a early 1980's scooter boy / scooterist would use.
  14. Why would you do that? These type of youtube vids and the associated outrage at other people's driving are voyeuristic crap. I always think that the posters are holier than thou prats. ......Remember we all have our stupid moments when driving / riding on the roads.
  15. It occurred to me early this morning that years ago, when we had the IRA terror campaign, whenever an IRA bomb went off on the mainland i.e. London / Manchester etc I don't seem to remember there being wall to wall coverage for a week aferwards like we have now. The incident was reported in the news and we quickly moved on.................. I'm wondering why has this changed now?? They say terrorists need publicity........well. they're certainly getting plenty of that these days!!
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