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Old 26-11-09, 12:39 PM
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new bits

i just thought id share a couple of pics of my new alarms and butt grips with you lads.what do you think of em? are they any good ? i havent had chance to use them yet.

alarms- fox es red led
buttgrips- buzz bugs









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Old 27-11-09, 02:15 AM
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Re: new bits

Nice set up chris simple and effective thats all you need. Possibly you might in the future get some stabilizers to sstop the buzzer bars from twisting but thats only a fine detail thing well done mate.
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Old 27-11-09, 06:36 AM
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Re: new bits

Nice setup there mate, the microns are not bad alarms
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Old 27-11-09, 09:14 AM
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Re: new bits

thanks lads.im not going to be using them buzzbars after xmas as they have nearly had it as i am a bit rough with them lol i will be using a x-pod plus next year.

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Old 28-11-09, 12:51 PM
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Re: new bits

I cant wait to see the back of my X-pod, im thinking of going back to banksticks to be honest, the problem is its lack of adjustability on uneven ground
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Old 28-11-09, 02:32 PM
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Re: new bits

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I cant wait to see the back of my X-pod, im thinking of going back to banksticks to be honest, the problem is its lack of adjustability on uneven ground

single sticks are the way forward mate in my honest opinion tom.

as versitile as you can get.
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Old 28-11-09, 03:25 PM
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Re: new bits

Got to agree with Tom and carpdruncher I love the single sticks but I am lucky enough to have a solar world wide for those rocky bankside times. Chris good luck with the pod bloke I bet you will love it mate.
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Old 28-11-09, 05:29 PM
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Re: new bits

is the xpod plus any good? whats the best pod for £80 - £90

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Old 28-11-09, 05:46 PM
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Its not the pod really its the inflexibility of the cheaper pod systems in some situations make them not the best rod rest platform thats all. You pod will be great for the money bloke.
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