Setting up for adventure riding

**NordieBoy** · 11th June 2009, 20:03

I've got a flood light...

**Paladin** · 11th June 2009, 20:21

Originally Posted by junkmanjoe

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any one useing spot lights on there bikes.

Wot, like those ones the fuzz use to light you up? Could be fun; keep one hand on throttle and other hand operatin a directionl spot light to............!

No, maybe not, I'd just crash LOL!

**junkmanjoe** · 11th June 2009, 20:25

No, maybe not, I'd just crash LOL!

you said it not me....

**Paladin** · 11th June 2009, 22:42

Originally Posted by junkmanjoe

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No, maybe not, I'd just crash LOL!

you said it not me....

I don't need much of an excuse to crash LOL!

**Eddieb** · 11th June 2009, 23:48

Originally Posted by junkmanjoe

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any one useing spot lights on there bikes.

Nordie has that pretty cool one on the front of his bike.

Do you still have a spare one you were going to bring down here?

**junkmanjoe** · 12th June 2009, 08:23

yea i got the one like the bemmer tours have.
i keep forgetting to bring it to you...

**clint640** · 12th June 2009, 10:28

Originally Posted by junkmanjoe

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any one useing spot lights on there bikes.

I put on a little supercheap 55W one like Nordie's when I was prepping for the 1000 miler a while back, the KTM wiring is pretty light so I ran a fused heavier feed up from the battery via a relay to both the spot & the high beam. I mounted the light to a bit of alu angle on the inner handguard mount. Unfortunately it got destroyed in the sheep incident & as I don't do much riding at night I haven't bothered to replace it.
It worked OK, if I did it again I'd use one a bit bigger I think (reflector not wattage)

Cheers
Clint

**Padmei** · 12th June 2009, 18:07

As this is a sticky maybe it would be a good idea to limit the posts to informative ones so any new members can gain a bit of prior knowledge without being subjected to the mindles banter that most threads get reduced to. I'm not against mindless banter but prefer to read the info in stickys that have been deemed to be important enough to be stickyed.

**Woodman** · 12th June 2009, 18:15

Originally Posted by Padmei

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As this is a sticky maybe it would be a good idea to limit the posts to informative ones so any new members can gain a bit of prior knowledge without being subjected to the mindles banter that most threads get reduced to. I'm not against mindless banter but prefer to read the info in stickys that have been deemed to be important enough to be stickyed.

ma bad, but point taken

**Paladin** · 12th June 2009, 18:55

Originally Posted by Padmei

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As this is a sticky maybe it would be a good idea to limit the posts to informative ones so any new members can gain a bit of prior knowledge without being subjected to the mindles banter that most threads get reduced to. I'm not against mindless banter but prefer to read the info in stickys that have been deemed to be important enough to be stickyed.

Yes Head Mistress, whatever you say!

(just kidding!)

**terrypj** · 22nd June 2009, 22:55

Hi I also carry a Poncho also called a fly sheet and bungy cords. this is for making a quick shelter. so when the weather turn to shit. only take about 5 min to put up with practice, and you have got somewhere cold or make a brew, and if your game sleep.