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High school rivalry taken to new lengths for a great cause
Bolton and Arlington high schools took their rivalry to new lengths during the Oct. 4 football game at Bolton when the two partnered for Links of Luv, a competition between the schools that started shortly after the school year began that raised $10,728.13 for Habitat for Hope.
The local nonprofit organization provides support for families traveling to the Mid-South for medical care for their child. Many of the out-of-town families are here without many, if any, resources. Habitat for Hope supports families throughout their stay by providing practical and emotional support.
This was the inaugural year for the two schools to compete by raising funds for the Links of Luv project created, planned and organized by Bolton International Baccalaureate students. The high school I.B. students have been volunteering for Habitat for Hope for more than two years. Their firsthand experience with Habitat for Hope and meeting some of the families benefiting from the organization inspired the group to come up with a project to raise funds for the cause.
Matt Adler, I.B. coordinator for Bolton High and the faculty sponsor for the Links of Luv event, said, "They wanted to go above and beyond to do something to help this amazing organization."
Reaching out to students at Arlington High School to join them in a friendly rivalry — to see who could raise the most funds for Habitat for Hope — the fundraiser competition was on. The two schools collected funds for 45 days by hosting activities and projects, including selling paper chain links for $1.
On Oct. 4, each school presented its chain links during the rivalry football game. Each link represented every dollar raised. The links stretched beyond expectations — officially measured on the field at halftime. Bolton was declared the winner of the competition, raising $7,250.85.
Habitat's executive director, Mark Horrocks, was at the game for the presentation. He said that what impressed him most was the entire project being student-led and student-driven.
The vision for next year's rivalry fundraiser is already planted. Some Arlington students were vocal in declaring a comeback against their rival. Horrocks has hopes that other schools will join the rivalry cause.
"It is a different rivalry because the competition is not about what is in it for the teens themselves. This competition is all about the teens raising money for families who need it," said Adler. "The teens are giving back and making a difference while having fun and having a little healthy rivalry."
For information about Links of Luv, visit luvlinks.org. For Habitat for Hope, visit habitatforhope.org.
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Arlington, Bartlett and Bolton high schools are working through Saturday, to collect donations for Lifeblood's 11th Giving Together blood drive. Pfizer Inc., a global leader in pharmaceuticals, will contribute up to $6,000 in grant funds to be equally divided among the three schools based on how many units are donated. Donors can designate their donation to a high school of their choice when they donate at any Lifeblood donor center across the Mid-South. For center locations, visit lifeblood.org or call 901-529-6320.
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Today started brilliantly. I got the last few things packed and got myself on the road about 9am. This was unfortunately still rush hour in Derby (Where I live), but I filtered my way through the traffic with only one driver beeping at me. Although filtering is legal in Britain it makes drivers of expensive cars mad because.... Well they get passed and they are mardy.
He beeped at me due to basically giving me a big enough gap to get through even though he tried to cut me up and stop me. Quick shake of the head from me and move on.
Quickly through all that and off into the countryside. Fantastic riding and all was going well until my bladder interrupted the fun (It does that a lot...). 10:15 in the morning and I pull into a Pub car park. Thankfully the owner was outside sorting the beer garden out so I worked my magic and she let me use the bathroom even though they didn't open for about 45 minutes.
Back on the road again and I was in Wales quicker than I expected.... Then back out again due to turning back to get fuel. Anyway back into Wales again and I realised why its so popular. Amazing countryside and roads.
I eventually got onto the Horseshoe Pass which has The Ponderosa Cafe on it. A cafe famed for attracting bikers. Halfway up I pulled in for a quick break and took a couple of photo's (Nothing worth seeing unfortunately), then tooled back up and set off. About 2 miles up the road the view was awesome. A couple of bikers were parked up along with a whole coach load of OAPs. I pulled in behind the bikes, took my lid and jacket off and wandered over to the bikers. Only then I realised I had pulled up right behind my friends bike who I was due to meet at The Ponderosa.
We enjoyed the view then went to my B&B so I could drop off my backpack and all the other bits I didnt need. My Backpack was the Knox 6 pack backpack. Have to say it works very well and even though I had a fair bit of weight on my back I never felt it as the straps distributed it all very well.
We got ourselves a bite to eat at The Ponderosa then got on the bikes to head for Barmouth.
At this point I would like to apologise for the photos. I have only a simple point and click camera and to be honest if I had thousands of pounds worth of camera equipment I still wouldnt be able to take a good photo.
First stop was a place called Bala which has a stunning lake.
This ugly fella is me (Thanks to my friend Dave for taking the photo)
After a quick break there we headed to Barmouth.
Then I saw my one opportunity to get a weather picture. The one and only cloud for the day.
We left Barmouth. My friend Dave was heading down south on his own little trip, but we stopped at a few places to snap a few pictures. The views are just stunning.
My friend Dave catching a few snaps of his own..
I know the next one is essentially the same as above, but I couldnt decide which one I liked best
Me and Dave headed off again and went off our separate ways at the next roundabout.
This gave me the opportunity to make regular stops for photos which I did!!
Lake Llyn Celyn.
All in all an amazing day. So far the only thing I realise I have forgotten is my trainers so I have no non-biking foot ware.
I am now back at my B&B enjoying the view from my window and wondering just how much I have sunburnt my face today. Knackered, but looking forward to tomorrow. Already thinking about next years touring. I think I have the bug!!!
I will be uploading video (I have a video camera system on the bike), but at the moment, its all very raw video and have about 9gig at the moment to work through. To be honest that will probably be in a week or twos time.
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SOUTH WHITLEY — More than 50 students from all four of Whitko Community Schools will come together to present, "The Wizard of Oz," Friday April 26 and Saturday April 27 at 7 p.m. with a Sunday matinee show April 28 at 2 p.m. at Whitko High School.
"The students have been hard at work to create this spring's masterpiece on the high school stage," said Director Dawn Hinthorn. "This timeless story has been a beloved show for decades, and we are proud to finally welcome it to South Whitley."
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Mercedes: Holiday's over for Lewis Hamilton's new boss Paddy Lowe
Paddy Lowe was just beginning to really settle into what he expected to be a year off from Formula 1 after 28 years of hard labour when he got the call to tell him his free time was over.
The newest member of the senior management team at Mercedes - who ahead of this weekend's German Grand Prix are beginning to look as if they may be title contenders with Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg - was poached from McLaren over the winter but was originally being held to his contract and was not expected to join his new team until 2014.
Lowe, now 51, treated himself to a bespoke road bike - the same brand as used by Bradley Wiggins - and made a long list of other stuff to do as well.
Then Niki Lauda, Mercedes' non-executive director, brokered a deal with McLaren for Lowe's early release from his contract and, just like that, it was holiday over.
"I just got a phone call," Lowe says, referring to the day Mercedes' director of motorsport Toto Wolff broke the news.
"Toto phoned me up and I had to sound pleased on the phone. We had a laugh about it. It did take me about four days to get over it. Now I'm doing it, it's great, genuinely, but at the time it was…" He doesn't need to finish the sentence.
In the subsequent month or so since he started work, there has been no time for the new bike, lovely as it doubtless is.
"Within two days in my job I could already not find the hours in my day to do what I could see needed doing," Lowe says. "And that's how it should be."
Lowe had been at McLaren, where he was technical director, "for three weeks short of 20 years, which they enjoyed a lot at the leaving do, saying I'd saved them the gold watch". But last winter he found himself courted by two teams for more senior roles.
Williams wanted him to run the sporting and technical sides of the team - a desire that continued after Wolff left his position as de facto boss there to join Mercedes.
Then - and Mercedes say their interest pre-dated Wolff's arrival - Mercedes approached him for a similar role, too.
"I didn't want to work in one place for almost my whole career," Lowe says. "I would like to see something else, different place. Looking ahead, [aged] 51, how much longer have I got? It was the right point to look for a change. Then the opportunity arose, so I took it."
In doing so, he increased the general perception that Mercedes have too many chiefs; with Lowe's arrival, there are now five senior engineers there who have all been technical director at other teams.
"If people think there are too many technical directors in Mercedes, then it does seem to be working for them because I think they have made fantastic progress over the last 12 months, so my first answer would be, what's wrong with that?" Lowe says.
"The second is that, actually, it's not as though there are a whole load of cooks trying to do the same job.
"There is just a huge amount of work to do in this business if you want to be successful.
"So even though we have a wide range of senior people at Mercedes, we are all gainfully employed and we all respect each other's talents, we all play to our strengths and work together. There has been a very good division of effort between the different players and I'm fitting into that.
"It works really well. You need that strength in depth to put the attention on all the different things. I would almost say other teams may be weak in that respect rather than saying that's an anomaly of Mercedes."
A quietly spoken man, Lowe was a low-key figure in his former role at McLaren, but that is now going to change.
At some undefined point in the future, Mercedes team principal Ross Brawn will move aside and Lowe - as executive director (technical) - will jointly run the team with Wolff, the executive director (business).
Brawn knows the original intention was for Lowe to replace him, but Mercedes have now made it clear they are expecting the three men to work out how and when the transition will take place. Those decisions will be made over the next few weeks.
If there is any awkwardness between Lowe and Brawn, they are doing a good job of hiding it. They are all smiles when together in the Mercedes motorhome and Lowe says it has been a genuine pleasure working with a man he has admired for the last two decades.
Drivers' standings
1. Sebastian Vettel Red Bull 132 points
2. Fernando Alonso Ferrari 111
3. Kimi Raikkonen Lotus 98
4. Lewis Hamilton Mercedes 89
5. Mark Webber Red Bull 87
6. Nico Rosberg Mercedes 82
Lowe is now charged with further boosting the performance of the team that is already the most improved of the year.
After an already promising start following a dismal end to 2012, Hamilton and Rosberg have taken pole position in five of the last six races and Rosberg has won two of the last three.
As it happens, Lowe arrived in his new post in the middle of the controversy over Mercedes' 'secret' Pirelli test, which has subsequently been declared illegal and the team handed a punishment.
Lowe light-heartedly refers to the illegal test as "the episode we don't mention", but it has been an issue of great controversy in F1, not least because Mercedes' rivals believe the team gained a huge advantage from it.
Mercedes have struggled since 2011 with heavy rear tyre usage, but since the test they have made dramatic progress, winning twice and taking a third place in Canada.
Only on Sunday, Red Bull team principal Christian Horner was pushing that subject again. Asked whether he felt it was a coincidence that Mercedes had won two of the three races since the test, Horner said: "That's for you to judge. How many had they won before?" The answer is one - in China more than a year ago.
But Lowe - who had not started working for Mercedes at the time of the test and was not involved in any way - insists that a coincidence is what it was.
"Some really decent progress has been made over the last two months - and I say this honestly - it's nothing to do with the episode we don't mention because there was nothing to learn from that because we were just testing blindly tyres that were put in front of us, despite what some others may be saying to the media," he says.
"So some steps have been made and people will connect those, and that's fine if people choose to do that, but to my knowledge that's not the case."
Lowe, some people have said, was an odd choice for a future team boss of Mercedes. Some have questioned whether he has what it takes to swim safely in F1's notoriously shark-infested waters.
But in the course of half an hour discussing sensitive subjects such as these, that was far from the impression he left.
Quite the opposite, in fact. His technical expertise is not in doubt; it was his ability to handle all the other aspects of the role some have questioned.
But, at least judging by his ability to handle questions on any manner of difficult subjects, so far it looks like he might make rather a good team boss.
Comment number 30. Posted by Davidon 7 Jul 2013 15:50
I do get fed up with the hype over Hamilton; he is a good driver but not in the same league as Vettel, Alonso or Raikonen. Also, please show respect to Rosberg as he has won 2 races unlike the over hyped Hamilton.
Comment number 29. Posted by AndyJon 6 Jul 2013 19:39
Mercedes do not need Paddy Lowe.
He is surplus to requirements.
Comment number 28. Posted by AndyJon 6 Jul 2013 19:28
Teams do not know how to save money. Keep taking on staff that will be thousabds of pounds a week.
Money has spoilt formula one.
It is only a sport.
Comment number 27. Posted by Frankon 6 Jul 2013 18:03
A team does not need a plethora of bosses in order to field a winning car.Red Bull seem to do very well with the one boss (Vettel) they have
Comment number 26. Posted by Wind_Yer_Neck_Inon 6 Jul 2013 16:18
Looks a bit tight at the front - wonder who LH will bang into rather than cede the place tomorrow?
Comment number 25. Posted by BBC Biased Broadcasting Companyon 6 Jul 2013 10:25
Just how many "bosses" has Mercedes got? Too many IMHO
Comment number 24. Posted by Leeon 5 Jul 2013 15:39
"Lewis Hamilton's new boss." I guess Rosberg has retired from F1 then? who knew.
Comment number 23. Posted by janner_on 5 Jul 2013 15:21
Then there's the issue of why are some teams wear out their tyres faster.
Is it because they are sliding the rear more than others, perhaps like Merc which helped them at for qually. Or is is because, as some have implied for Red Bull, they have so much downforce they are faster round the bends - so much faster they can gradually wear the tyres more?
Either way the Bulls look best today.
Comment number 22. Posted by efwunon 5 Jul 2013 14:20
@20 My guess would be that, all things remaining equal, steel absorbs and retains heat better than Kevlar so steel belted tyres would retain tyre temp longer and overheat quicker given the same workload, compared to Kevlar belted, which would overheat less (run cooler)...so merc should benefit with Kevlar belted rears. That's a very basic guess mind you.
Maybe Paddy can log in and tell us?
Comment number 21. Posted by Richard Pierson 5 Jul 2013 14:14
1. Shame that in order to cover what was obviously learned in the Barcelona test that some peoples integrity has to be damaged.
2. Why Susie Wolff, she is not and never has been a Formula 1 driver, barely a test driver and a not very successful racer . She has 3 agendas herself, Williams and Mercedes. Come on BBC spend half a crown and get someone who actually knows what they're talking about.
Comment number 20. Posted by DBon 5 Jul 2013 13:59
Many thanks,confirms what i'd heard. Looking at FP2 long runs the RB's are looking quite strong (as was RG's Lotus).
Mercs seemed 3-4 tenths off of the long run pace and Ferrari were difficult to read
Comment number 19. Posted by efwunon 5 Jul 2013 13:55
@ 9 Looking for the same answer. Asked the same question elsewhere but no response.
Read new tyres have 10 deg C lower operating temp but also that 'they run cooler', which to me means that for a given workload, they will either reach op temp quicker (and go on to overheat sooner) OR will cope better with the heat going into them (and overheat later).
Anyone know which it is?
Comment number 18. Posted by this1989iouon 5 Jul 2013 12:23
I was under the impression that Hamilton had won at least two races in every completed F1 season he has raced in;
2007: 4
2008: 5
2009: 2
2010: 3
2011: 3
2012: 4
but then again what would I know. I only use facts to back up my arguments.
Comment number 17. Posted by Michaelon 5 Jul 2013 12:03
@14 One race in 2012? I thought he won the second highest number of races with 4 to vettels 5. Maybe you would too if you knew what you were talking about. lol
Comment number 16. Posted by Anyone Remember 606on 5 Jul 2013 12:02
Andrew, good article, I do enjoy the obvious references you are making i.e. Paddy referring to CH.
@crustacean I suspect RB may be heading over to Honda to be the face of their Motorsport operations. I'm sure they'd leap at the chance - would RB want it though?
Comment number 15. Posted by Batchon 5 Jul 2013 11:49
@13.Blades of Steel
Lewis 'mid life crisis' Hamilton. - he is 28 how on earth can he be having a mid life crisis.....
have you just resorted to childish name calling about you dont know what to say?
Comment number 14. Posted by jack daniels esqon 5 Jul 2013 11:44
Hamilton only won one race in 2012 - gotta be that new lucky dog
Comment number 13. Posted by Blades of Steelon 5 Jul 2013 11:43
I challenge thy moderator on todays findings.
Paddy 'make Mclaren' SLOWE.
Toto ' Africa, wizard of oz' were- Wolff,
Niki 'girlsname' Lauda,
Ross 'blatant cheat' Brawn
Lewis 'mid life crisis' Hamilton.
Bob BELL.... oh dear how childish for the weekend.
They can not mention KR as only the gods can talk about him.
Comment number 12. Posted by crustaceanon 5 Jul 2013 11:41
When Brawn leaves Merc it will trigger another 'Mourinho' moment. And, like 'The Special One' [because Brawn seems like F1's Special One= with Adrian Newey] he might well go back somewhere he's been before. I bet Fernando Alonso would love Brawn to do for him what Brawn did for Schumi. So would Kimi.
Comment number 11. Posted by Batchon 5 Jul 2013 11:19
It would be a mistake to push Brawn out of the team so im glad they have not. He (as Lowe) has alot of experience to bring and aslong as they are on the same page it can only be a posative. Although ultimatly someone always has to have the final say.
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I didn't really expect a win, but I didn't expect to get dominated by Burnett this badly.
I didn't really expect a win, but I didn't expect to get dominated by Burnett this badly.
Burnett wasn't an all-star.
Cueto wasn't either but he got LaRussa'd
Now that they have a THREE run lead, does someone get plunked in the bottom of the 9th???
Guy has to make a fatally bad pitch to the NL's leading hitter before he goes out there and actually starts pitching.
Rounding third and heading for home...
I think most Reds love playing for Dusty and most love playing for Hurdle....totally different demeanors.
If I'm Burnett, I just keep throwing strikes and worry about hitting someone down the road. We have plenty more games with them this year, and there's no reason to disrupt the rhythm he is in.
You couldn't roll one out there in a better spot.
This just in, "the Pirates are pretty good"
Do either of those two "rollers" get through against Phillips/Votto. Not the Reds day today.
Logan, put away a bad hitter.
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By Gemma Charles, marketingmagazine.co.uk, Thursday, 03 May 2012 08:30AM
The study, by social enterprise Behaviour Change, looked at the current state of green consumer behaviour in the UK, covering everything from loft insulation to flying, using a nationally representative sample of 1,000-plus qualitative fieldwork.
It found that while easy behaviours such as recycling were now mainstream, sustainable living as a whole remained low on consumers' priorities.
On transport, for example, only a quarter of respondents said it was very important to be greener, while 61% of those surveyed admitted they "can't ever imagine" changing holiday plans to avoid flying.
The report found numerous instances of over-claiming on green behaviour, suggesting that in many cases, consumers wrongly believe they are doing as much as they can.
It also found that communications and using the word "green" increasingly elicited responses such as, "I've had enough of green".
The research was conducted in partnership with The Energy Saving Trust and Guardian Sustainable Business.
It concluded that while the conventional wisdom was that economic concerns had made it harder to attract consumers to the green movement, a "more worrying green saturation" was taking place.
The research recomends companies "take on each sustainability challenge on its own terms".
David Hall, executive director, Behaviour Change highlighted Marks and Spencer's 'Shwopping' drive, launched last week, as a good example of this, as it "is focused, super easy, highly relevant and it creates a feelgood factor without going anywhere near the word 'green'".
However, he criticised Procter & Gamble's 'Future Friendly' campaign as "dated and unfocused".
Hall said: "Conceived five years ago, in the days before green saturation, it is essentially a clumsy product sell, disguised as a sustainability initiative. It assumes people are more motivated by green than is really the case."
In response to the criticism, a spokesman for P&G said: "It's a shame that efforts in this direction still face such negativity, at a time when our whole industry is doing more than ever towards our responsibility to inform and shape consumer behaviour on this agenda.
"'Future Friendly' is an educational programme and it's all about 'everyday little steps the consumers can make at home', and involves rewarding local community work that supports sustainability at the grassroots level.
"We see great numbers of communities wanting to get involved in 'Future Friendly'. The website had more than 55,000 hits for the last campaign and in 2011, we saw a record number (more than 11,000) of votes received for the 'FF' award entries."
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Stir in the flour, 1 cup at a time, to form a soft dough.
Knead on a floured surface, incorporating more flour if necessary, for 8 to 10 minutes or until smooth.
Put the dough in a bowl coated with butter, turn it to coat with the butter.
Cover the bowl with plastic and a dish towel and let the dough rise for 1 1/2 hours or until doubled in bulk.
Punch the dough down, knead it lightly, and divide it in half.
Roll each half into a rope 24 inches long and cut each rope into 12 pieces.
Form each piece into a ball, arrange about 2 inches apart on oiled baking sheets, and let rise, covered loosely, for 30 to 45 minutes or until almost doubled in bulk.
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Studly Adventurer
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Location: Merritt Island, FL
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FWIW in the airhead GS vs thumper debate....
My 99 Funduro has been a perfect all around bike. I've added a few functional farkles and keep a spare set of wheels so I can throw on Tourances ro TKCs depending on where a trip may take me. Comfortable on highway, dirt and gravel, and "manageable" on sugar sand. Weight is something like 425lbs without gear loaded for camping or traveling. It is top heavy, but predictable.
My R80 ST(nothing more or less than a street version of the G/S with 1" less suspension at each end) has been getting more and more use that the F 650 would normally handle. Because:
They both put out 50 HP with similarly useful torque curves. The suspension travel is almost identical at both ends. Both have upswept single left side exhaust. Both have similar braking ability. Both can carry what I normally pack for a long or short trip that may include camping and or cooking. Both are reasonably reliable, although I have managed to break both this season and only have the R80 back up running so far. The R80 is somewhat smoother.
The biggest differences to me so far are the differences in weight distribution vertically and the fact that I haven't had the chance to run any kind of D/S tires on the R80 yet. I'm so used to how to control the top heavy F 650 in the loose dirt, that I haven't gotten the feel for the R80 with its lower C of G because of the tire differences. With equal tires and practice it will be an interesting comparison. The R80 does not get blown around by wind gusts like the 650 which has more topside structure along with higher C of G.
Both are very comfy on long road trips even though the ergos are somewhat different.
So its hard to say which will be better in the long term. BUT, in terms of comparisons for thumpers to G/S or GS airheads, don't overlook the Classic Funduro, or its GS/Dakar successors up through the early and mid 2000s(I've ridden with several of that type on short and long rides.)
Mark J
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Studly Adventurer
Joined: May 2008
Location: Arizona, Prescott more less.
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Thanks for the comparison, I have wanted to test ride a 650 Dakar and another DR650 with a decent seat.
Broken Hearted
Joined: Jun 2006
Location: NoPo (pdx)
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Having owned a DR650 and an r100gs, and having a KLR living in the garage for a couple years (the wifes) -
I'd say the airhead was good for +10 mph on the road and -10 mph off the road. So long as you don't want to go more than 65mph all day long, it's pretty tough to beat a DR650 as a do it all bike. The airhead will beat you up a lot less at higher speed, but the DR is a much better bike off the road. IMO.
Oh - and the KLR - a good bike. Boring as hell though. Both the DR and the airhead were much more fun for me.
Beastly Adventurer
Joined: May 2005
Oddometer: 2,348
My B44 VS is 276 lb dry, 300lbs wet, and if you have ever handled or ridden a 300 lb bike it feels 100lbs lighter than most thumpers you can buy today.
Claimed dry weight is just a nonsense , these days the claim is around 40 /50 kg less than the on road figure so it must exclude tools, tires, battery, as well a every fluid, coolant brake etc.
When it ran my 2000 F650 GS did everything I want from a bike, just a pity it was a horrible piece of shit.
If I could find a good old Funduro I would buy it , but they are starting to fetch G/S and GS prices over here.
Adelaide Hills, Australia. 93 R100 GS, 77 R75/7 ,70 BSA B44VS, , 86 R80 G/S PD, 95 BMW Funduro F650 ST
Justa Venturer
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Location: Skolls Or
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I have had airheads since the mid 70s and use thumpers for dual sport riding. The way I look at it the thumper will do any highway you put it on, though not a comfortable as other bikes. The airhead however won't do the harder off road the thumper will. So to me, this makes the thumper more versatile. I do a lot of solo back country riding and when I start down a slippery road or trail, I want every advantage I can have to get back out of there.
I have a 07 (old body style) KLR with 28000 trouble free miles. The pre 08 bikes are 25-30 or pounds lighter and weigh close to 400 real world pounds, depending on variables. Obviously if my 7Gal. tank is full and I'm loaded for a trip, it"s more.
I also have a 50 state street legal TE610 and TE 450 Husqvarna. These bikes are much lighter at around 310 and 260 respectively and actually handle like a dirt bike and are well suited for serious dual sport.
This is a very good thread and I think it will have a long life. One thing I was going to suggest is to post the same question over on the thumpers forum for a different perspective. I'm sure there are many people over there that have or have had a GS and other bikes, including BMW thumpers.
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So, who's got the crow?
This is interesting for a number of reasons, not the least of which is you can't believe everything you read.
I had read that KLR's wieighed approx 330lbs and had simply guessed the DR was 30-50lbs lighter than the KLR after riding them both.
In fact, about the only thing I was right about was the different weight distribution between the two.
KLR's easier to loft the front and feels less front end vulnerable in the soft stuff than the DR. The scale bears that out as the KLR carries 55 fewer pounds on it's front end than it does it's rear. While the DR carries 30lbs more on it's front end compared to it's rear. That's significant and might explain why I feel more comfortable on the KLR off-road.
Anyhow, I wasn't even close on the real world weights of these two bikes...
The KLR, equipped with a pair of Happy Trails pannier racks, a 1400 Pelican box and about a 1/3 tank of fuel weighs 230lbs under it's rear wheel and 175lbs under it's front for a total of 405lbs.
The DR with a pair of Dirt Bagz racks and bags, a GSX-R 750 muffler (approx 1/2 the weight of stock muffler) and an IMS plastic fuel tank (which I ass-u-me weighs less than the stock steel tank Anyone know?) and a half tank of fuel weighs 175lbs under it's rear wheel and 205lbs under it's front for a total of 380lbs.
I'm guessing my GSPD weighs 500lbs with a half tank, but does anybody have a scale to verify that?
Very surprised the KLR weighs as much as it does, because it's so capable off-road. You can't go real fast in the rough stuff, but it'll crawl up, over and through just about anything. Certainly more capable than the GSPD at getting to tough places.
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Thanks for doing that Lornce, interesting numbers!
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Location: Vancouver BC / Reno NV
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Not much to add that hasn't been said before - it really comes down to being honest about what type of riding you plan to do on a particular bike.
Pardon the overly simplistic, male oriented analogy, but I don't believe that there is a perfect motorbike, sailboat, or girlfriend. Certain desirable traits are mutually exclusive of, or are simply just not found with other desirable traits.
I have the small luxery of owning several bikes for several types of riding. I am not a speed deamon, but I love mountain and coastal twisties. I also love getting out into the bush on super technical, drop your bike till you can't pick it up, 2nd gear oh-my-I-cant-beleive-my-bike-carried-me-through-that single track.
This multi bike for multi style approach is great until you begin to travel far from home, when you have to pick only one bike to take you down all the roads that bekon.
My first try at a trip bike has been an R100GS. It has taken me to C. America and back with good days and breakdown days. I have taken it on woodsy singletrack and had fun, but it is heavy to pick up and it really doesn't have enough clearance. I've put in a low 1st gear and it actually does okay in the tight stuff and climbs loose hills surprisingly well! Then bck on the road it carries 2 people and gear in hard luggage comfortably at +80mph highway speeds with extra power to pass. I even think it is kinda classy looking and it starts conversations daily. Its fun and simple to work on.
BUT - I am not sure that it is the best all around travel bike out there. While travelling in Mx I rode a fellow travellers KTM SE950 and I think it deserves a thought (SORRY - I KNOW THE OP ASKED ABOUT THUMPERS, BUT WE ARE TALKING ABOUT FINDING THE MITHICAL PERFECT BIKE). It is admittadly more expensive (but perhaps not really when you add EVERYTHING up you need to do to set up an airhead for long distance foreign travel). It has very nice modern suspension, which to me is VERY attractive. I have an Ohlins shock and I could do some work to the forks, but the R100GS suspension can't compare with a properly tuned KTN WP set up. The SE has two cylinders, its carburated (simple), has little body work to damage.... I don't have one (WOULD LOVE TO HAVE AN EXTENDED TEST RIDE), but just saying perhaps there may be some other bikes to consider when we dream of a do it all machine.
My brother has a DR and I've ridden it about 300 miles in city and twisties, but no dirt or singletrack. It is fun in the city and on the twisties (almost felt like supermoto after the GS), but not a real champ on the freeway. I enjoyed it and have worked on it and it was fairly simple. Not sure I would take it round the world but think it is fun bike for shorter trips. Would really need to take it through its paces off road before having a full picture.
Hope this adds to the discussion... J
R100GS for going far, FZ1 for going fast, TE250 for getting dirty, and DR650 for when one of the others needs work
Marky A
Joined: Jun 2008
Location: Littleton, Colorado
Oddometer: 968
There is only 15-20 lbs difference between the KLR generations. That is fact.
Source: Motorcycle Consumer News
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2001 Honda XR400R
2007 Suzuki Bandit 1250
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Justa Venturer
Joined: Jul 2007
Location: Skolls Or
Oddometer: 1,373
I have found bikes usually gain weight when they go on the scale. Here is a curb weight from Kawasaki.org for a 2010:
Overall length 90.4 in.
Overall width 37.8 in.
Overall height 53.1 in.
Ground clearance 8.3 in.
Seat height 35.0 in.
Curb weight 432 lbs.
Seems to be the same as what you came up with , so it must be close. The thing about the post 08 bikes is the additional weight is up high. With all the new plastic, I'd hate to lay one over. $$$$$
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There is no comparison
Well they both have two wheels and an engine.
A modern dual sport is light years ahead of a GS in terms of off road ability
(A KLR is not a modern thumper)
And really Japanese bikes only have this idea of being like a bic lighter
And BMW's as being the zippo.
What it really is, is that BMW owners are far more willing to sink a lot more time and money into the their bikes that Japanese bike owners are.
Many airhead riders think nothing of $600 tranny rebuilds, and $500 shaft drives and $400 charging systems.
Having smoked, having carried a lighter with me
In the end the zippo is cool for what it is, But I still want a Bic
I need it for when the zippo is waiting for parts,
And If I was to set off on an around the world ride.
I'd take my XR650L in a heartbeat.
On vacation for a spell
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Location: somwhere north of Kingston, Ontario
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I think that that is generally true. Despite the fact that I am "one of those" BMW riders that sinks enough money into his airhead to pay for three Japanese dual-sports, I agree that a major difference is simply the willingness to restore/repair/etc. etc. There is, at first, a build quality to BMW that is better than some parts of the Japanese bikes, but much of that is easily replaced with higher quality components (switchgear, levers, etc.) anyway if desired.
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Joined: Sep 2008
Location: Lenoir City TN.
Oddometer: 1,582
I got to ride one on a dual sport ride the other day, WOW i like it.
Actually i worked on it for a guy and after i finished i only rode it around the yard to make sure it was correct, two weeks later he called and ask if i wanted to go for a dual sport ride, i said yes, he is new to the area and wanted me to lead, so i thought hehe i will put his ass thru the grinder.
I took the DR650 and he was on his XR650L, he did say he was a former moto cross racer, well we rode about 1 hour of pavement to get to the first trail, no problem for the XR, got to the first trail, its a pretty rough trail too, on a scale of 1-10 its a 7, lots of rocks the size of your head or bigger, no problem for the XR.
We get on a gravel road and i let him lead and OH S%^T its all i could do to keep him in sight.
I ask to ride his bike and he said sure, man it was nice, better suspension and handled like a dream, has great ground clearance and was no taller than my DR, we get to the next trail and same thing it was all i could do to keep him in sight, next trail i lead the way that way i could set the pace, much slower i might add.
Coming home we had 2 hours of asphalt and he lead, damn he ran 80 according to my speedo, surprised we did not get ticketed.
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Location: London
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I like my airheads and I'm stubborn about it. I'll use mine to do everything, so as long as I don't try anything else, in my case ignorance is bliss.
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The 4-H Candy Sale fundraiser will run through Dec. 14. Members are encouraged to participate in the sale which serves as the main fundraiser for 4-H. Members are selling candy bars for $1 each. Prizes are available for sellers, depending on the number of cases sold. For more information, contact 4-H Agent Misty Wilmoth at 358-3401.
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Green among nine players cut by Dolphins
Quarterback Trent Green was acquired by the Miami Dolphins last year as part of a plan to turn the franchise's fortunes around.
Not surprisingly, Bill Parcells' ideas will differ from the previous model.
In the Dolphins' first major player purge since Parcells took charge of Miami's football operations, the team parted ways with Green, wide receiver Marty Booker and seven other players Monday — ushering in the start of what's expected to be a massive offseason roster shakeup by the rebuilding franchise.
There is a chance that Green — who was due a $500,000 roster bonus if he wasn't cut and who would have cost the Dolphins more than $3.6 million against their 2008 salary cap — could see his Miami tenure continue.
His agent, Jim Steiner, told The Palm Beach Post that Green and Parcells plan to meet soon to discuss options.
Other notable cuts by the Dolphins included tackle L.J. Shelton and massive defensive tackle Keith Traylor, both of whom were starters.
Miami also waived tackle Anthony Alabi, defensive tackle Anthony Bryant, tackle Marion Dukes, defensive tackle Marquay Love and tackle Joe Toledo.
Rodriguez lawsuit goes back to state court
The lawsuit over a $4 million buyout clause in the contract of former West Virginia University football coach Rich Rodriguez will be heard in state court.
WVU is essentially an arm of state government, not an independent agency, and lawsuits involving state government can be heard only in the state court system, U.S. District Judge John P. Bailey said Monday.
He sent the case back to Monongalia County Circuit Court in Morgantown, where it was filed Dec. 27 after Rodriguez resigned to take the head coaching job at Michigan.
Dakar Rally will move to South America
Argentina and Chile will host the 2009 edition of the Dakar Rally, which was canceled this year because of fears of terrorism in Africa.
The race will start in Buenos Aires on Jan. 3 and finish in the Argentine capital Jan. 18, organizers said. The full route will be announced today in Argentina by Patrice Clerc, who runs the company that organizes the rally.
Mathieu advances in Open 13 event
Paul-Henri Mathieu edged Marc Gicquel 7-6 (7), 7-6 (4) in an all-French matchup to reach the second round of Open 13 at Marseille, France.
Meanwhile, Robin Soderling of Sweden outlasted Jarkko Nieminen of Finland 6-3, 5-7, 7-5.
Cetkovska upsets Loit: Petra Cetkovska upset third-seeded Emilie Loit 6-2, 7-6 (6) at the Cachantun Cup, the first WTA event in Chile at Vina Del Mar.
Bammer upset: Yaroslava Shvedova upset fifth-seeded Sybille Bammer 6-0, 3-6, 6-2 to advance to the second round of the Diamond Games at Antwerp, Belgium.
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What is Iron Soul about, you ask? Well, it is the unpredictable fusion of 3rd person shooting and fast platforming in a story driven, 3D action game. To make it happen, the team drew inspiration from various school 3rd person titles we all know and love (Name dropping MDK!). Such elements are reinvigorated within a industrial setting full of mad robots, unknown voices and mysterious compounds. It has been a long, two year journey for both the development team, project and its protagonist, H-25 but we are finally there. - Singleplayer & Story driven. - Hybrid 3rd Person Shooter & Platformer - Fully voiced, regardless of sanity or humanity
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BOSTON -- Doc Rivers didn't look up for nearly a minute as the video celebrating his nine years with the Boston Celtics ran on the TD Garden JumboTron that hangs amid the team's 17 championship banners -- the most recent of which he helped hang in the rafters.
Most of the fans in the building had risen to their feet and started clapping before Rivers even gazed skyward. As if trying to prevent the rush of emotion, he just kept coaching during a timeout before the start of the second quarter.
Rivers said some words to his players, jotted down a play on the whiteboard, and then, maybe a bit begrudgingly, he looked up as images of the 2008 title team faded in and out on the screen.
Some two hours later, Rivers settled behind a makeshift podium in the Celtics' media room and the mere mention of the video tribute left him wobbly again.
"I'm still emotional," Rivers said. "I thought the fans were …"
He breathed deep and paused for eight seconds trying to compose himself. Even when he started back up, he was fighting to keep it together.
"It was just a really nice day," Rivers said. "This is just such a classy place here. So it was really nice when I walked out and, you know, I'm not used to walking out on that [visitor's] side, and all those guys, the people, they lined up and I was basically useless for the first 18 minutes of the game.
"It was just nice. It didn't surprise me because -- you've got to live here to understand it -- that's just the way they are. It's an amazing fan base. It really is. And I just want everything to go well for them."
A reporter playfully asked whether it was too late to change his mind about leaving town.
"I tell you, boy, this is such a neat place," Rivers gushed. "I tell people all the time -- people don't get Boston, they really don't. They don't understand. And I think you have to be part of it to get it, I really do. I don't think you can get it from the outside. It's just a special, different place, and people were born here, and raised here, and they cheer for their teams, and they love their athletes. And it's just a great place to be.
"The best decision I ever made was 10 years ago, when I decided to come here. That was the best decision I ever made."
He paused a beat again to collect himself and quipped, "Can we talk about basketball?"
Ahhh, yes: the game. Jamal Crawford provided a bench spark (21 points on 7-of-14 shooting) and made a couple of clutch late-game 3-pointers as Rivers' Clippers pulled away for a 96-88 triumph over his old squad.
But the game seemed secondary, a mere guide through the reunion celebration. Rivers spent 36 hours being reminded about all the things he loved in Boston.
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I have rooted, CWM and i have all the zip files for recent gapps and ROM CM 9 but everytime i go to install the ROM it starts and then says installation aborted.
Any clues on what i am doing wrong? I'm new at all this and spent quite a while getting this far...
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I bought a G300 locked in Vodafone, which I managed to unlocked it.
Now, I'm searching for reliabale GingerBread ROMs to put on this phone. I've tried AtomicMod, Gr2 and I like the Gr2 but I don't like the partition swap.
So, my request: where can I find a stock GingerBread Rom and how can I put it on the phone and, at the same time, recreate the original layout of the partitions?
And more important: can I acces the internal storage and external card at the same time?
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I have installed CM10 and before I had CM10.1 but still getting reboots randomly or by the 3G I don't know for sure. Any one can help me?
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First of all I'm new in Android world, still not too familiar to improve it, so I'm more like a user... With a few problems... Some of the apps I've installed on my Huawei Ascend G300, which I like to use, do not work properly... For example: They freeze before they actually get to work, no matter what I change I do not get push notification from facebook for doesn't matter if someone sends me a message or so, drop-down menu in apps such as google translate doesn't work properly,. etc
What have I done before this post? I've changed ROM few times, and still same problems. (that's not all of course it's everything I could remember at the moment) Please, please, please somehow help me I just want to get my phone work properly. And of course I'm sorry if I haven't posted this in right place, I'll delete it if I must, but give me a guidelines, anything. -and I'm really sorry for my English I hope it will not bother you. THANK YOU!
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Suspect #1 in this case is always the use of the GB inherently unlocked bootloader with the 2030 baseband. This causes 3G reboots for many but not all users.
Hi there,
I have installed CM10 and before I had CM10.1 but still getting reboots randomly or by the 3G I don't know for sure. Any one can help me?
Thanks in advance
There are some suggested workarounds/fixes but I'm not sure if any of them are 100% certain to work.
Best bet might be to see if you can get an unlock code for the ICS bootloader from Huawei (http://www.modaco.co...80#entry2117858 and http://www.modaco.co...code-of-huawei/), revert to a stock update.app ICS ROM, unlock the ICS bootloader, re-root and then reinstall your preferred custom ROM. I'm still waiting for them to send me the ICS bootloader unlock code to try this. But as I mentioned elsewhere I normally stick on 2G most of the time anyway because 3G really kills the battery.
Hope this helps.
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Try again and make sure to do a fully clean install by wiping everything. Make sure that the MD5 checksum of the ROM zip is correct before attempting to install it.
Hi installed a Rom (cynagoenmod 9.1 by Dazzozo) and got all the way to the end where you "reboot system now" but when it reboots it says "unfortuneatly, setup wizard has stopped" and thats as far as the phone goes I can't get into the phone at all, anyone got any ideas? otherwise my phone is useless...
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After hours and hours and hours.. I was so stressed out with my phone and the issues I was having (I rooted and made a mess of the stock), I was even looking at new phones because everyone was sending me to Orin, and ROM manager, and even writing in terminal and NONE worked, I was so bummed. Then this came along. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!! I made a whole account just to say thank you !!
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I think you will lose root if you flash a stock ROM update.app. But you can easily re-root.
Yes he will lose his root access when he re flashes. So make sure you re-root every time you flash. Thought I would clear it up for you
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If the Broncos are to make a serious push into the postseason, they'll do so sans their top rusher. FOX Sports' Jay Glazer reports that Willis McGahee sustained a torn MCL and fractured leg during Sunday's win over the Chargers. The veteran running back will miss 6-8 weeks. https://twitter.com/JayGlazer/status/270614098549551104 McGahee went down in the second quarter of the game, and was quickly ruled out after halftime. He had been on the verge of another solid outing, totaling 73 yards from scrimmage before departing. He had hoped the injury wasn't serious, but the worst was confirmed and his regular season comes to an close. In a best case scenario, McGahee could return for the start of the playoffs, exactly six weeks from now. But it's somewhat implausible to think that a 31-year-old with a documented history of leg injuries will return on schedule and back to prior form. Rookie Ronnie Hillman now becomes the team's feature back, with Lance Ball operating as the ba...
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AccuCold by Summit Appliance offers a wide range of all-refrigerators for general purpose storage. The commercially listed FF67 Series features high performing, perfectly sized all-refrigerators with automatic defrost and deluxe interiors designed for storage convenience.
The FF6B7SSHH is a counter height all-refrigerator with a full 5.5 cu.ft. capacity inside a slim 24" footprint. Designed for freestanding use, this unit has black cabinet with a reversible stainless steel wrapped door. A thin stainless steel handle is mounted horizontally for a modern look.
Inside, the FF6B7SSHH utilizes low maintenance automatic defrost operation. Our unique "hidden" evaporator is set behind the rear wall to create a seamless, easy-to-clean interior that also maximizes shelf space to provide generous storage. Adjustable glass shelves allow users to reconfigure the interior to accommodate a variety of sizes. Additional features include automatic interior lighting, door storage, and a crisper drawer. This unit includes an adjustable dial thermostat.
The FF6B7SSHH is ETL-S listed to NSF-7 standards for use in commercial establishments. For a built-in version of this unit, see the FF6BBI7SSHH. For more finish options, browse the entire FF67 Series.
|Commercially approved
|ETL-S Approved to ANSI-NSF Standard 7
|Slim counterheight dimensions
|Ideal 24" footprint offers full 5.5 cu.ft. storage capacity in a slim fit
|Fully finished black cabinet
|Allows the refrigerator to be used as a freestanding model
|Stainless steel door
|Durable design with lasting elegance
|Professional horizontal handle
|Add sleek style in stainless steel with a horizontal handle at the top
|Automatic defrost
|Reduced maintenance with auto defrost system
|Hidden evaporator
|Cold wall design with hidden evaporator and seamless interior
|One piece interior liner
|Enjoy easy clean-up with a seamless liner that won't hold a mess in hidden crevices
|Adjustable glass shelves
|Rearrange your refrigerator space to accommodate all shapes and sizes or remove shelves for a simple clean-up
|Fruit and vegetable crisper
|Get the longest life and best taste out of produce by storing greens in a convenient slide drawer
|Door storage
|Store tall bottles and condiments right on the door for convenient access
|Interior light
|Automatically illuminates when you open the door
|Adjustable thermostat
|Dial thermostat located inside for easy temperature management
|Reversible door
|User-reversible door swing for added flexibility
|100% CFC free
|Environmentally friendly design without ozone-damaging chemicals