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bajatrailrider
 
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Special thanks to Ed Hall and Craig Hammond . Riding with both of you a 3 days of pleasure. You guys on 500s me on little 200 fighting to keep up
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Where did you go? What did you see? Photos?
 
 
 
 
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Great ride. Thanks again.
 
   
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ehall
 
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Lots of great riding in Baja and Larry is a fantastic guide.
 
     
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Probably when they have to drag my 280 lbs around.
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yes, IMO.     when bogged down on steep ground,sand or mud, cracking the throttle and feeling that torque seemingly to come out of nowhere and start 
pulling is a wonderful thing.
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split the difference, take a look at a hard enduro start line.....all 300cc 2 strokes  
 
and im sure Larry had no trouble 
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bajatrailrider
 
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On the trails we ride no advantage on big bike . As  far as big hill climbs. There is none if have not made on little girls bike . Just ask Ed haha as
where did we ride ?  I have keys to mega big ranchos incredible riding . Very. Remote  and abandoned routes.  
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 Quote: Originally posted by pacificobob    |    
 
yes, IMO.     when bogged down on steep ground,sand or mud, cracking the throttle and feeling that torque seemingly to come out of nowhere and start 
pulling is a wonderful thing.  |  
  
 
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Don't believe everything you think.... 
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David K
 
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What will happen when they outlaw gasoline motors? I hope the battery lasts long enough to enjoy the trip! Larry will have plenty of real motorcycles
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And I wonder if an electric Tacoma will be a real truck.... 
 
 
 
 
Don't believe everything you think.... 
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mtgoat666
 
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decreased carbon emissions 
cleaner world 
less noise 
more reliable mechanical systems 
teeth gnashing by troglodytes 
 
 
i doubt "they" will "outlaw" them, but certainly govt will use policy and regulation to promote and encourage e-engine technology as it can be so much
better than IC engines 
 
and who is "they?"  "they" is govt for the people, by the people. 
 
 
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Woke! 
 
Hands off! 
 
βPor el bien de todos, primero los pobres.β 
 
β...ask not what your country can do for you β ask what you can do for your country.β βMy fellow citizens of the world: ask not what America
will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man.β 
 
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John Harper
 
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 Quote: Originally posted by David K    |    
 
Maybe? But, renamed Ticoma (Tick Coma)! Sucking energy off the grid instead of making its own power. LOL  |  
  
 
Huh?  What about the petroleum sucked from the ground to make gasoline? 
Did you miss high school physics and chemistry? 
 
Both use chemical reactions to produce kinetic and electric energy.  One oxidizes and the other is an ion transfer. 
 
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bajatrailrider
 
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I will keep my loud  rough riding  machines .As I bought a new Lexus few years back . I couldn't hear it running  Boring to drive sold it . 
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 Quote: Originally posted by lencho    |    
Just imagine rock-crawling in a rig where you have immense amounts of torque available at near zero RPM.  I think the potential is
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truth be told just last week the all-electric volkswagen looked pretty impressive in the NORRA 1000!   they got a ways to go but hey its a start!
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willardguy
 
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 Quote: Originally posted by lencho    |   Quote: Originally posted by willardguy    |  | ...the all-electric volkswagen looked pretty impressive in the NORRA 1000!   they got a ways to go but hey its a start!  |  
  
I missed that, how did they charge it? 
 
I'm dreaming of a ride I can drive silently on electric for 8 hours out into the sticks, park it for the night in the middle of nowhere and tell it to
switch over to its hydrogen fuel cell and charge up the batteries while I sleep. 
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well it wasn't easy but they pulled it off  
 
https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/features/baja-blast-running-th...
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Larry, I hope to catch up with you in November for a couple of days. I'll give a shout when I know the days for sure and see if you are available. 
 
      To me the big game changer is the Rekluse clutch, makes any bike a bream to ride when you are tired or lazy. I still hammer my KTM 500 down the
highway for several hundred miles at a time so I like the CC'S. if I was doing single track only I would have a KTM 300 two smoke for sure. 
 
     Awesome looking ride as always..  
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bajatrailrider
 
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The auto clutch Ed has in his ktm 500 . He loves it  two things I don't like. Down hill no engine braking at slow speed. Can't bump start it if
battery dead other then that . It's great yes on riding moto  off road truck  sxs all good.
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bajatrailrider
 
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I'm wondering how our ride report got to electric cars π€
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