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coozer

posted on 27/4/06 at 09:36 PM Reply With Quote
Mac#1 9R

Anybody put a heater, or radio in a Mac#1? Dont have a clue why I'm asking apart from me yearning for these comforts.

Bugger, must be getting old......

Steve





1972 V8 Jago

1980 Z750

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speed8

posted on 27/4/06 at 09:43 PM Reply With Quote
Use an Autocom wired into your helmet then you can listen to whatever you like.

Heater? No idea.

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coozer

posted on 27/4/06 at 09:52 PM Reply With Quote
Hmm, not sure about wiring my helmet up...





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speed8

posted on 27/4/06 at 10:41 PM Reply With Quote
Not that helmet!!!!!
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fesycresy

posted on 28/4/06 at 07:30 AM Reply With Quote
Buy a 7 series if you want comfort.

What you really need is a go kart for the road, with a bike engine of course.

Buy thermals and a walkman, ipod or whatever, but the best sounds are made by Yamaha





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DarrenW

posted on 28/4/06 at 08:41 AM Reply With Quote
Steve - Yes you probs are getting Old!!!!!

Go for the lightweight stripped out look. You know it makes sense. Radio will be a waste of time. Heat can come courtesy of a decent coat and scarfe!! Im sure some intercoms can link to MP3 players.






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