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Would also assume that the climate means you’re more likely to be looking for salt/sand issues on coastal sales, than rust issues everywhere on UK sales.
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That is a cute dog. In retaliation here are some daft/sleeping photos of the dickhead.
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Prices are modest for DRZ400’s around here…
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Sumo’s are one of the most nickable bikes. I’d be wary using one for town riding.
I mean… if you want that feel just grab a CRF300 again and put road tyres on it. The DR350 is an absolute blast in scrote mode. I wouldn’t leave it parked for more than 5 mins out of sight though.
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I’d have suggested a DRZ400SM if you want sumo with reliability.
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Very bad.
You’ll wheelie your way to a new top end very soon.
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The Kraton is so big and heavy I searched out some of the cheaper AliEx offerings. This little WLToys 1:16 is good fun but the tyres let it down on Wiltshire’s wet leaves and chalk.
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Crossing over from a quick question on the audiophiles thread…
Grabbed a cheap cheap LG stereo and wired up the speakers in the seat. Now I have 2.1-ish sound in-seat which is just amazing.
Outrun (reason for getting the Logitech G920 - and a seat) is great but might need sound levels tweaking. Metal Slug X felt like I was inside the arcade. Properly vibrating the seat.
Man… to be an adult and get the shit you dream of as a child…
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Okay so actually I also bought a £5 LG mini hifi with busted CD player as well, since it had regular wire outs for the speakers.
TL DR version is I used one side for the sub and ghetto spliced a 3.5mm cable to a phono, and all works fine.
Decision now is whether to open the Yamaha 2.1 and add a few connectors so I can use it with the regular speakers and sub, as well as these speakers in parallel. Or… not.
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Found a beige Yamaha YST-MS50 for £21 in the local reuse/charity shop.
Might see how it handles (and sounds) and decide if I rip out the OG speakers or not.
Would mean a bit of deconstruction to move the controls.
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No idea. NFS wasn’t my first choice, but a seat from an Outrun cab (or Initial D) would cost a lot more than this one did… and I’m just exploiting potential with its speakers being present.
My experience is that a credit in an arcade machine lasts 2-3 minutes, and most games like this went to a minimum of £1 a credit. You could probably buy the entire cab before you completed the games.
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Yea ideally. I was thinking they’ll be pretty high impedance because arcades are loud, and I may have to replace then with something suitably domestic which is a lot more effort than it’s worth.
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Help please!
I bought this as the seat for video game driving rig (using with a Logitech wheel, on pc). I want to make use of the speakers.
First assumption, is that they work and they’re not toast. Second assumption, is that the wiring underseat is complete, and bare straight to the drivers. Third, that it’s 2.1 not 4.1.
Request:
What’s a good cheap (ideally cheap as chips) amp I can get to wire them up?
I’d like to plug it straight into the 3.5mm on the pc (doubt there’s phono) and only need minimum spec.
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I’m glad I have no need for a road bike at the moment. Barely even putting miles on the dirt bike recently.
Baby little 400 always look fun.
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Might try this with the cunt dog. He has developed very selective hearing.
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This is me in rotation during the same walk with the cunt dog
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Native PC abandonware with a modded exe. No rumble or anything, but the wheel has resistance and return to centre so it will do fine. I’ve tried to set travel and sensitivity to match arcade.
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Bit more tweaking but almost arcade steering
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Must be a couple years since I booted up the gaming PC. Have been using the Steamdeck exclusively… but may have gone and got a couple bits to play a particular style of game.
Bonus points for anyone who can guess what the seat came off.
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Does it do the thing as anticipated? Hopefully mods met the brief.
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Ours was done before adoption. First weeks he was very interested in females and very humpy… lots of lipstick. By the time the hormones wore off all that disappeared and he calmed down.
Hyper… well… lurcher so can’t say.
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It’s mega when you turn up the volume.