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Buy a Samsung, Google or Lenovo tablet. A great tablet makes a great nav system. I have a Galaxy Tab S and I use ViewRanger. But even Google Maps has most of the trails I ride here in the Santa Ritas and Rincons. I also use a small program, Posotional, to get a quick lat-long-elev. I've been...

Galaxy S2 with Viewranger, or my phone. But even Google Maps shows most of the trails I ride in the Santa Ritas and Rincons. Been doing it this way for years. I also use a small program, Positional, for a quick lat-long-elv. It's the quickest, simplist way to know where you are.

Thanks for solving this really annoying problem.

Today, most Taiwanese companies use Mainland China for manufacturing. If you're concerned about quality control, they are probably the best people to watch over it. BTW, back in the 1970s and earlier, "Made in Japan" was a way to make fun of something.

This is often caused by a caliper that is seized on its slide pins

http://www.puerto-penasco.com/rvparks.html

Sounds silly, but I believe it depends on the density of your nerve receptors

Another option http://www.powerfilmsolar.com

That site has them all the time.

I love mine. At 143K you'll need to plan some ongoing maintenance money. And the steering and suspension are well used up. Oh and plan on 18mpg

I don't think you'll need them. So my recommendation would be whatever is cheapest.

Pretty hard to go wrong with anything offered by a brand you've heard of.

These are compact, aluminium and 3 ton https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0007XTGCI/ref=pd_sbs_263_1?ie=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B0007XTGCI&pd_rd_r=TPCZ1DXP437YQ41E3JFR&pd_rd_w=3D6bz&pd_rd_wg=8BG3J&psc=1&refRID=TPCZ1DXP437YQ41E3JFR

I've seen an aluminium version of the skateboard skid.

I posted up an auction yesterday that sounds like exactly what you want

http://www.publicsurplus.com/sms/auction/view?auc=1707452

You need "Viton" material gaskets. The deisel/water gaskets can't survive gasoline. But I believe (just from imagining how it works, that there might be some sort of floating seal disk missing from your cap design. It would stay down usually but pull up in vacuum.

No. But you should still buy one. Very useful for engine diagnostics and real time readouts. They're so cheap I keep one in each car. I believe only the GM tool will provide Airbag codes.

All the above plus... Leave behind all the just-in-case gear. To bastardize the old budgeting advice: Take care of the cubic inches and the cubic feet take care of themselves.

http://www.leap.cc It's a new century dude.