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This. I picked up a 1996 LX176 back in 2008 for $600. I've done oil changes, belts, blades and thats it. Runs like a champ and I hope it lasts a few more years!

huh? Sure you can. I have vehicles titled in Oregon and registered in Washington. Its done all the time when you purchase a vehicle in Oregon and the Lienholder has possession of the title. They just want you to pay the tax. They don't care where the title is.

HEY NOW! I used to ride STP as an excuse to show that I'm still fit! :fawkdancesmiley: :fawkdancesmiley: for some reason I decided to stop. I wonder if I'm still fit. :;

as a previous rider, I remember the 507 area being quite ughhhh.... Why? there is barely a shoulder to ride on, and you have idiots whizzing by at 50-60 mph. Its just common courtesy to slow down when there is lots of traffic. Bike, car, otherwise. And its NOT worth someone dying over it. On...

wow the last time I did STP was 3 years ago. ironically when I started wheelin' I stopped road bicycling :redneck: Good luck! one of these days I'll get back to it!

I have a '07 shortbed classic DMAX, and have been toying with the same problem. Worse for me is I loose 6" in the back due to my aux fuel tank. Either way, you won't be able to go over a 8' Camper, so I've been investigating getting a gooseneck utility/toy hauler.. I think it depends on if...

oh.. hmm I just lock the screen when its tracking, but not being actively used (ie in your pocket on the trail). You press the power button for a short period of time, where you can lock it and/or turn the brightness up and down.

Bumps cause data loss? Neither have any moving parts. Comparison on the stats: https://buy.garmin.com/shop/compare.do?cID=143&compareProduct=14904&compareProduct=310

the t comes with 100k maps. I have the 24k BC/WA/OR maps only, since their bigger.. the 100k works fairly well for general trail runs. it also has decent off-road/old logging road tracks.

Yup. All but europe. The Garmin 400/450/550t series all support 4gb SDHC cards and bigger, however they're useless. (because the maps are all combined into one file mapsupp.img, and due to a limitation in Fat32 being 4gb file sizes, there is no point in getting a card bigger than 4gb) There are...

I'd recommend against using a NUVI if you're doing serious trail mapping. Its GPS sensor isn't as sensitive, and its not built rugged. While you get a nice big screen in the car, you can't really walk around with it, and it doesn't fit in the pocket.

Yup, Garmin is the best for maps... on the Oregon 400t I have.. Topo US 100k Canada Ibcyus Topo Canada v2 Topo 24k WA/OR Street Nav v2010.30 Europe 2010 Some advantages of the Oregon 400(550t) * Comes with TOPO maps, cost another $100 for the 60Csx * Much easier to use interface, 60Csx is more...

:awesomework: I have a Oregon 400t. Its AWESOME! has a similar chip that the 60Csx has, but the touch screen gives you some good flexibility. You also can hook it upto a Kenwood D710 VHF radio and use it to run APRS with other Ham Radio Ops. :D

yah i have a party saturday. won't be at walker

I need to find someone who has an ATV =D

I think I'm in for this.. I might even have a special passenger with me!

in relation to 'real rocks' -- how high is high enough? 40ft, 60ft, 100ft? I'm thinking I might need to go take some measurements ;-)

hells yes! anyone planning on going to the Warren miller films coming out in the next few weeks?

spidertoy: thats awesome, we're (ruffian23 and I) just 2 blocks from bridle trails, near the bowling alley.