Rocky Mountain Flea Market

[Yellow Pig]

FS: Acerbis Moto Corps Jacket & Pants, altered to fit neck brace.

Size: Jacket XXL / Pants 36-38

$100

Notes: I'm 5"10 X 210 LBS and it fits nicely over body armor.

[Yellow Pig]

SALE PENDING: Polo Pharao Adventure Suit (German Company)

Size: Correction the Jacket is XL/Pants 38

$165

Notes: Outfit has elbow, shoulder, back & knee pads. Works well for winter riding, and has decent venting for warm weather.

[MrBob]

Originally Posted by Ricardito

MrBob,
I sent you a PM re your P1800

Back atcha.

[Yellow Pig]

FS: Motoline Jacket (German)


Size: XXL


$75


Notes: Waterproof cold weather jacket. Comes w/ removable elbow , shoulder & back pads.

[Yellow Pig]

SOLD: Coretech Waterproof Overpants

Size: XL


$50


Notes: Nice warm and dry winter riding overpants. Comes with full length leg zippers for easy on & off and integrated knee pads

[Scout_WY]

Yellow Pig,
pm sent. Interested in Coretech or Polo Tuareg siut.
Scout

[Lomax]

Does anyone have a early 2000's Honda civic or Corola or something like that (automatic please) and wants a 2002 Nissan Xterra in trade?

My Niece needs something with a little better gas mileage.

The Xterror is in good shape and has about 135K miles on it. A couple of normal dents and everything works fine.

Book on the Nissan is about $8K ($6K in reality) and she has been offered $4500 in trade for it, but not for the right car.

Drop me a PM if you want to forsake gas mileage for four wheel drive.

Marc

[shearboy2004]

Yellow Pig is the Polo stuff still available ? I have their enduro gear and it is the best !!!

[Yellow Pig]

Sure is!

[Geek]

Nice gear Dan.. I dunno how you keep them in such good shape. By the time I'm done with a piece of riding gear its fit for the dumpster (unlike Tha Rick who considers completely thrashed, holy, and held-together-with-ductape riding gear "just broken in" )

[Olas]

Trail Tech Endurance computer kit. Everything is included except for a magnet. You can probably find one locally or you can order them from trail tech. Just to give you an idea, with the rotor retainer that I will include, 2 magnets from Trail tech are only $2.95.

I purchased this kit from an inmate a few months ago and have since decided I will not be needing it.

I am asking what I paid for it, $30. I can ship it out for the cost of shipping and will only accept postal money orders in that case.

[barko1]

Is there a model #? Trail Tech lists a bunch of them. If it can work on a DR650 I'll take it. I imagine a little rare earth magnet from Radio Shack would do?

Originally Posted by Olas

Trail Tech Endurance computer kit. Everything is included except for a magnet. You can probably find one locally or you can order them from trail tech. Just to give you an idea, with the rotor retainer that I will include, 2 magnets from Trail tech are only $2.95.

I purchased this kit from an inmate a few months ago and have since decided I will not be needing it.

I am asking what I paid for it, $30. I can ship it out for the cost of shipping and will only accept postal money orders in that case.

[Olas]

Originally Posted by barko1

Is there a model #? Trail Tech lists a bunch of them. If it can work on a DR650 I'll take it. I imagine a little rare earth magnet from Radio Shack would do?

It's this one here:

http://trailtech.net/endurance.html

Any magnet will work as long as you can fix it to the wheel somewhere close to the pick up. They also sell brake rotor bolts that are magnetic, some people just jb weld the magnets to the rotor.

[MrBob]

Originally Posted by Olas

It's this one here:

http://trailtech.net/endurance.html

Any magnet will work as long as you can fix it to the wheel somewhere close to the pick up. They also sell brake rotor bolts that are magnetic, some people just jb weld the magnets to the rotor.

Radio Shack sells rare earth magnets, which are much stronger than regular magnets. We used them to install bicycle computers in place of the lousy speedometers on our Bandits.

[HellSickle]

Originally Posted by Olas

It's this one here:

http://trailtech.net/endurance.html

Any magnet will work as long as you can fix it to the wheel somewhere close to the pick up. They also sell brake rotor bolts that are magnetic, some people just jb weld the magnets to the rotor.

FYI, the rotor bolts are pretty flimsy. I easily snapped the head off one this weekend. I resorted to plan B: grind out a pocket in one of the rotor slots & JB weld the magnet in place.