The Leo Vince is nicer looking than the original exhhaust and MUCH less weight. This is a titanium (slipon) system. The sound is very nice. The baffle is in.
1400gtr.id.au
With the purchase and use of SPOT I have now integrated the route logging available from this device (SPOT) into the WEB site at 1400gtr.id.au . SpotWalla, a free service, allows integration of SPOT info into Google MAPS in a very nice way.
The first integration is with the Bemm River ride report. I have placed SpotWalla links within this article, I have also created a SpotWalla page on the site were I will put the links for all SPOT logged rides.
Have a look at www.1400gtr.id.au and check out the changes.
Enjoy
Paul
Bemm River
New 1400GTR-LOG entry on the WEB site, with pictures of my recent ride from West Wyalong NSW to Bemm River Victoria and return. 1350 kilometres and I had lunch.
Enjoy
Paul (1400gtr)
New England – Brisbane – Swansea – Brisbane
Part 3 of the New England run is now availabe in the WEB Log area of the 1400gtr web site . New England – Brisbane – Swansea – Brisbane . 1800 plus kilometres for the round trip and most of it was wet and cold.
Enjoy
Paul
New England – DMME
A little later than I said. New England – DMME is now posted in the WEB LOG. Lots of pictures. Enjoy!
Paul
Music to my ears
G’Day
A previous blog entry (A Gathering of RAM mounts) showed the iPhone mounted on its ram mount and plugged into the StarCom1 Digital via a lead. As the iPhone was used for music only and I wished to carry the phone on my person, a new method of providing music was needed.
Touch devices (Apple) do not work with motorcycle gloves so manual controls was the go. Enter the iPod shuffle. Made a quick mounting bracket.
Around a thousand songs and/or podcasts. Aluminium body, robust construction, solid state drive, click controls and buttons useable with gloves on. Runs for around 15 hours on a full charge. Purchased a Belkin USB charger and unit can be charged by the bike. Might purchase a second shuffle. One playing one on charge. 
Paul
