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Old 04-16-2018, 08:05 PM   #1
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Wonder if Ivan's tune will work in my snowblower?

So, my ECU is here but as you can see by my photos, I won't be testing it out yet. However, on a positive note maybe the ECU will give my snowblower a boost.
I love spring in Alberta.

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Old 04-16-2018, 09:11 PM   #2
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I'll be heading out to Jasper in june ... Maybe I should invest in a ski doo .

Next week we're suppose to see double digits !!! Spring will come !
 
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Old 04-17-2018, 08:12 AM   #3
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We got about six inches of snow & ice here the past couple of days.Yesterday was a awful day for trying to get around.
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Old 04-17-2018, 09:14 AM   #4
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It just started snowing here about half hour ago and the ground is completely white . We're suppose to see up to 10cm of snow today .

Anyone have a blower I can borrow ?

On the brighter side , they say double digits buy Friday !!
 
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Old 04-17-2018, 09:54 AM   #5
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Weather totally sux here too, but I've been riding most days. Good thing the Super Tenere has snow tires, eh!
I'm practicing for my ride to Tuktoyaktuk in June, lots of dirt roads and possible snow up there.
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Old 04-17-2018, 11:44 AM   #6
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Have a GREAT ride to Tuk, that along with Dead Horse are 2 places I want to ride to. But don't think that my Voyager is the right bike to do it on. Have fun
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Old 04-17-2018, 12:21 PM   #7
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Ya, Voyager would be a bit out of place there, I attempted to ride up the Dempster hwy to the Arctic circle a couple years ago but turned around because the road was so bad. It broke my fairing mount and blew both shock seals. However, I have read reports of Goldwings and other heavy bikes making it to Inuvik and Deadhorse so it can be done.
Adventure bikes are made for this type of trek, much better suspension and ground clearance. And it's a lot of fun.
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This guy makes some good videos of his trips.

 
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Weather forecast tells me 79°F to 86°F for friday here !

YEAH, I LOVE IT HOT ! ! !


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Old 04-17-2018, 01:37 PM   #10
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Weather forecast tells me 79°F to 86°F for friday here !

YEAH, I LOVE IT HOT ! ! !


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You are so mean.....
Are you in Germany or Florida?
I left 80F Florida 2 weeks ago to come home to this sh*t.
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Weather totally sux here too, but I've been riding most days. Good thing the Super Tenere has snow tires, eh!
I'm practicing for my ride to Tuktoyaktuk in June, lots of dirt roads and possible snow up there.
I've been up to Iqualuit (not on the bike) in February 2 years ago. Yuck.

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Ya, Voyager would be a bit out of place there, I attempted to ride up the Dempster hwy to the Arctic circle a couple years ago but turned around because the road was so bad. It broke my fairing mount and blew both shock seals. However, I have read reports of Goldwings and other heavy bikes making it to Inuvik and Deadhorse so it can be done.
Adventure bikes are made for this type of trek, much better suspension and ground clearance. And it's a lot of fun.
That's a nice bike you got there. I was looking at some until the wife told me she still wanted to go two up. Instantly I went to the local dealer that had a sweet Voyager. I still think it would be nice to have an adventure bike though.
Just waiting for the lottery. An ADV, then a cafe racer, then a vintage Bonneville ..........

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So, my ECU is here but as you can see by my photos, I won't be testing it out yet. However, on a positive note maybe the ECU will give my snowblower a boost.
I love spring in Alberta.

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Well, I have the Ivanized ECU in the bike now and it idles nice. Unfortunately that's as far as I can go yet. I am like a kid waiting for Christmas, even at work, my mind keeps wandering to that first ride. I hope all this hype doesn't leave me disappointed.

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Weather totally sux here too, but I've been riding most days. Good thing the Super Tenere has snow tires, eh!
I'm practicing for my ride to Tuktoyaktuk in June, lots of dirt roads and possible snow up there.
You should record some videos for us.

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