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KawaBonzai


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posted June 07, 2009 09:30 PM        
Bit the bullet, got the Passport 9500i today.

the mount sucks, keeps bouncing all over the place. time for a techmount.

funny thing is that I was playing with it in my truck, 'marked' my house as a speed trap. Now when I get within a mile of home, I get warned, lol.
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swiftnet


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posted June 08, 2009 03:09 PM        
I have a Bel RX65 in my car and on my bike. They have saved me countless times. I can't recommend the adaptiv technologies TPX. It gave me way too many false positives, but it is the most motorcycle friendly. I use a stem mount, with the vaccum formed plastic casing around the RX65, I made it semi-permanent by clamping thin cable around it.

There are times when the detector will warn you a little too late - like if you are going way too fast.... then it is a choice to stop and deal with the consequences or run and deal with the consequences. I'm not condoning one over the other.
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