nklr - camping question

[Alan L Henderson]

Ok folks, here is the next picture in the caption "contest". http://homepages.isunet.net/alhenderson/caption2 It is also posted in our Yahoo pics. It is related to the first picture. Alan Henderson A13 Iowa

[Ed Chait]

> Ok folks, here is the next picture in the caption "contest". > http://homepages.isunet.net/alhenderson/caption2

"Baffle? We don' nid no steenkin' baffle!"

[Ed Chait]

> Ok folks, here is the next picture in the caption "contest". > http://homepages.isunet.net/alhenderson/caption2 >

"no, you don't actually have to install it, you just show it to tweety and things get very quiet" ed

[Lecours, Jean-Francois]

-----Original Message----- Ok folks, here is the next picture in the caption "contest". http://homepages.isunet.net/alhenderson/caption2 Check the new power cork screw at your local hardware store! JFLecours Ottawa

[Jim]

I rarely use a lock on my KLR but do have a long cable and a new key type Kryptonite lock. Usually when in the back woods I try to find a parking spot that is hidden from view, then mark it with my gps in case I need to find it after dark. Down hill off the road is better. I have considered a camo netted tarp cover but am not there yet. --Jim A-15

> For those that head off to explore and camp alone on the bike: What > method do you use to secure your bike at a trailhead or even parked > out in BFE somewhere? Disc lock/steering lock or the extreme elephant > chain around eveything? Does the helmet go with you or just locked to > the helmet lock? > > Bonsall Baron