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where did all the oxygen go?

I bought my 74 from Outback and would definitely recommend them. They do really nice work and deliver a sweet truck. They aren't cheap but in this case I think you get what you pay for. Here's mine when it still had the armour-all on the tires (never again...!)

well that's a pretty disappointing early review :( I was hopeful it was at least not going to be any WORSE than the windows version...

Hoop-la! One step closer to a Windows-less world! Now just need some Mac ham radio programming software and my MBP would be back to all Mac, all the time. I know you'll let us know how it is - hopefully perfect!

FWIW, I went in to the place I buy batteries from recently planning on getting a yellow top to use as a 3rd battery for 12V accessories (24V truck). The sales guy quietly recommended I go with a Gel Tech instead (made by East Penn, who make Deka) saying it was a much better battery for less...

255/100R16 XZLs?! Mmmmmm....

Yeehah! That leaves ham radio programming software as the only reason to keep Windoze on my MBP!

Bruce, if you're interested in a KLR it's probably worth watching craigslist just across the line. These bikes seem to go quite a bit cheaper in the US than here. I've seen lots in the $3K range. I'd like to give one a go, they seem like a great fun bike for the $$$. My non-existant garage...

Here's mine: '85 BJ70 Emus, 4.56s, rear ARB, ARB bumper, 8274, 255/85R16 BFGs, rear drawer w/hi lift and CO2 mounts, CB and ham radio. and my new-ish baby: '89 BJ74 - 98,000kms, 13b-t, air conditioning(!) stock for now but soon to be built into a traveling/wheeling machine.

Desertdude - thanks for that widget, it's very cool!

Ouch! Is it yours? If so, what's the story?!

I had been using Entourage for mail and the Apple apps for everything else. I finally gave it up and started using Mail - it's all so neatly integrated with everything else that is was silly not to use it.

No you haven't - you've stepped into the light! :26_7_2:

You're just the guy to put that thing on 37s and run it over the rubicon...do it!

It's easy. Hardest part is getting used to the turn signal stalk being on the opposite side of the steering column.

Tacodoc, yes you need a license. The US test is easy, though there's lots more to learn if you end up interested. This is a good overview: http://tacomaterritory.com/forum/showthread.php?t=17428 When I bought mine I didn't want buyer's remorse either and ended up with a Yaesu FT-8800. It has...

Hey, if you're going to the trouble and expense of re-gearing, why not throw in the locker now? Think of the money you'll save NOT having to re-do the R+P set-up again in 9 months when you decide you really wanted that locker after all... You're welcome :elkgrin:

Score!

Helmets really are a personal thing. Different brands fit different shaped heads. Actually, different models by the same brand can fit different shaped heads. Shoei and Arai are 2 top end brands. After wearing a useless beanie for 15 years I got a full face. The Shoei RF1000 was a perfect fit...