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PostPosted: 18:45 - 21 Sep 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

Wow that sh!t looks 1980's Laughing
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Its pronounced Jixxer!
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PostPosted: 18:50 - 21 Sep 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

They've thought of it all, theres even a gift pack.. Rolling Eyes Tbh whats the point when you can buy some cheap torches.. wont be paying over the odds for a battery and a piece of plastic.
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PostPosted: 18:55 - 21 Sep 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

Spam spam spam.

Those who really care carry a few of these in their car / on their bike so they can chcuk them in the road if they have an incident just around a sharp corner.

https://www.nnosuperstore.com/lgproducts/602.jpg

Then thinks, how many people would actually realise... Idea
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PostPosted: 22:01 - 21 Sep 2007    Post subject: Re: A VERY handy bike accessory Reply with quote

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Ladies and Gents, meet the PAK-LITE


Pleased to meet you. May I introduce you to Karma Death?

Spamming asswipe.
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PostPosted: 22:03 - 21 Sep 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

well, I faked a red/blue combo and got a bill of $30.

fuck right off as we all know it costs $1 to manufacture.
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PostPosted: 22:08 - 21 Sep 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Is this the way to Amarillo............
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PostPosted: 22:15 - 21 Sep 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

lllN30lll wrote:
well, I faked a red/blue combo and got a bill of $30.

fuck right off as we all know it costs $1 to manufacture.


Yea , 10p for the led's and 50p for a P33 battery connector.

What a rip off!
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PostPosted: 23:30 - 21 Sep 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

jamie stokes wrote:
Yea , 10p for the led's and 50p for a P33 battery connector.

What a rip off!

Don't forget the resistor, they're expensive donchaknow
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PostPosted: 00:35 - 22 Sep 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

Excuse me, but this is NOT spam!

I run a motorcycle towing service here in the San Diego area, and I use these myself when I am loading a bike on a dark mountain road where people may come around a blind curve. They can be placed on a guard rail post or the rail itself, or anywhere an approaching driver will see them and SLOW DOWN! They are great because the rectangular battery will not roll away on a sloped grade, they will not risk setting a brushfire like flares, they will burn brightly one HECK of a lot longer than a 30-minute flare, and quite frankly, I bought mine TWO YEARS ago and they are still functioning on the original batteries! They also allow you to leave your bike somewhere without running your battery down by leaving the taillight on, such as when you run out of gas.

Just because I bring your attention to something that may be useful to the motorcycling community does NOT mean it is *spam*. I really resent someone labeling my post as spam!

I have spent the last ten years running a dedicated motorcycle towing service, and my LIFE is all about helping motorcyclists ride safer, have more fun and live longer. I have published two newsletters to date, full of useful information and distributed some 5,000 copies around San Diego county, all at my own expense.

I do not SELL these lights, or receive ANY commission for mentioning them! The manufacturer doesn't even know who I am. Yes, they are a bit pricey, but their compact size and long life make them ideal for someone who wants to tuck them away and forget about them until they suddenly discover two or three years alter that they need them.

I DO NOT POST SPAM!!!
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PostPosted: 00:58 - 22 Sep 2007    Post subject: Re: A VERY handy bike accessory Reply with quote

bazza wrote:
bikerjoe wrote:
Ladies and Gents, meet the PAK-LITE


Pleased to meet you. May I introduce you to Karma Death?

Spamming asswipe.


It wasn't spam, bazza. I was trying to share something I find very useful as a motorcyclist and a towing service operator. I apologize if my post sounded like a commercial. I have no connection to this company or their products, except as a consumer.
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PostPosted: 01:02 - 22 Sep 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

I don't understand the spam ratings, either. You didn't repeatedly post; nor did you post a URL and vanish, never to be seen again. You posted something useful, albeit with a very hefty price-tag, and stuck around. It did come across as a bit of an advert, but I couldn't care less, if the product is interesting.

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edit: and I would say Karma means fuck all; but with a low rating, all his future posts will be hidden from view. Wonderful.
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PostPosted: 01:40 - 22 Sep 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

McGee wrote:
Wow that sh!t looks 1980's Laughing


LOL! That is probably because when I searched for a case to keep them in, this UGLY plastic case from Wal-Mart was just the right size! The case DOES look like something from K-Tel though, or something my high school teacher would have kept her reading glasses in, complete with string for hanging around her neck! LOL!
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PostPosted: 01:45 - 22 Sep 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

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I do not SELL these lights, or receive ANY commission for mentioning them! The manufacturer doesn't even know who I am.



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I spoke with the owner of the company about three years ago.


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I was the person who suggested that he sell them in a six-pack to be used as flares.

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PostPosted: 02:25 - 22 Sep 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

DEN MONKEY wrote:
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I do not SELL these lights, or receive ANY commission for mentioning them. The manufacturer doesn't even know who I am.


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I spoke with the owner of the company about three years ago.


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I was the person who suggested that he sell them in a six-pack to be used as flares.


What is your point, Den Monkey? I spoke with the owner on the day I purchased them at the gun show. At that time, when he mentioned that it was just something he created and didn't know exactly how to market them, I suggested that they be sold in a set as road flares because I run a towing service and have a great interest in anything that will prevent someone from hitting me while I am loading a disabled vehicle.

I ALSO suggested that he make a white version so a biker can have a roadside trouble light at night. I ALSO suggested that he make one with a magnetic switch to use as a light inside rural mailboxes. I ALSO told him that they would be really handy as a rear red light when I am moving something long, like the 16-foot Christmas trees I deliver every December for a local tree lot. Rather than run a light with a cord, I just zip-tie one of the red lights to the tip of the tree, and the cars behind me don't rear-end the tree which hangs four feet off the back of my truck.

I ALSO gave him a lot of other FREE suggestions. I am an idea man! Virtually ALL of my contact with the owner occurred over less than 15 minutes, about 3 years ago.

I must assume by your post that you are trying to show that I am somehow associated with the company. I must tell you that I don't know the owner's name, and I don't even know where the company is located! I wouldn't recognize him if I passed him on the street!

You know what ... I also have a CANON 20D camera. I think it is FANTASTIC! If I post a photo of it, and a link to get more information about it, are you going to accuse me of working for CANON? I print my newsletters on Samsung CLP-500 series color laser printers! Do I work for Samsung?!? I eat LOTS of M&Ms !!! Do I now work for the MARS Candy company?!? LOL!

Tell you what ... Call them up at Pak-Lite and demand to speak with the owner. Ask him (or her?) who Joe Jones is. Don't jog his memory by hinting at the conversation he had with the tow truck owner at his initial display at the gun show so long ago. just drop my name, "Joe Jones" and see if he can tell you all about me!

I'll send you a dollar if he or she can answer the question! In fact, if he DOES know who I am, tell him to start sending me commission checks for using all of my great ideas!!! I'd like to think that he actually listened to me that day, so many years ago! LOL!
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PostPosted: 07:34 - 22 Sep 2007    Post subject: Re: A VERY handy bike accessory Reply with quote

bikerjoe wrote:
It wasn't spam, bazza. I was trying to share something I find very useful as a motorcyclist and a towing service operator. I apologize if my post sounded like a commercial. I have no connection to this company or their products, except as a consumer.


Point one. In case you didn't know, here in Yurrup we don't use road flares so your product is about as much use here as tits on a kipper.

Point two. If we did use road flares here, we'd come up with something better, cheaper, more efficient and with less CAPITALS in its NAME.

Point three. If it walks like a duck, and it quacks like a duck...
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PostPosted: 08:20 - 22 Sep 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

Ooo rant time.

Wow you act as if we don't have technology in the UK. It's a battery with L.E.D's it something a 12 year old in the UK would make for a D.T project Laughing

I mean sh!t I live in the USA at the moment in NC (please some one help me) and even lived in Cali for a months, fantastic state and I miss it so the people were great.

But don't fall under the typical yank bracket please.

I bet your shocked to find that we have pc's in the UK ain't you Wink. One more hick asks that question and I will shoot them.

Also the UK is not as big as the US so we are usually never stuck that far from a town.

And if you lot road with some friends every now and then it wouldn't be so bad. Most American bikers are posers straight up I'm yet to find any one who can keep up with me or even ride the twisties, to them if they can drag their knee they are happy. But actually hold a line through a corner they can't. And don't get me started on the cruiser riders.

Tell me why are most southern Americans scared of me?

Where is this thing called "southern hospitality" ?

I even had an airport rent - a - cop down here look at me while saying my visa was a fake and say "you think you are better than us." Well he said it not me.

Ooo and another thing. Our "cell phones" are about 6 years ahead of the American market and we can get signal in most areas.

I fvcking hate verizon your billing is pathetic and I hate these crappy phones and bring me a k800i you bitches. Man this country and phones are there to fvck you over. I mean why can I not have a 1 year contract with a new phone half way through with insurance and unlimited time.

Oh no its got to be over 80 dollars a month for a 2 year contract which I am lucky to use. And if I want to cancel over 300 to pay off the rest of the contract. And then when you ask for a deal on a new phone they say they can't offer one. Twats.

God damnit I hate this place.
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Its pronounced Jixxer!
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PostPosted: 08:36 - 22 Sep 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

Oh lets try and add some reason to all this; firstly if you join an internet forum and the first thing you do is try and sell something you're gonna get hammered. You mentioned friendly and we are friendly, so I would suggest that as with the "real world" you get to know people before shoving something down their throats. Secondly if you do want to sell something research your market, most of the people on the forum (a chat forum not a sales forum I hasten to add) are from Europe the UK in particular. In the EU we use warning triangles to advise other motorists of hazards. Anything else placed on the road is regarded as a hazard in itself. If I drove round a bend and one of those went through my $300 tyre I'd be well pissed off. But as I live in the UK it'd have only cost £35 and would have been made in the Czech Republic our very own Mexico...

If you do want to raise the profile of something you think is useful post a link and say "hey guys what do you think of this, any good?" Then you won't get hit with spam ratings because people will give you a frank opinion of the product, rather than shooting the messenger. You could also post in "found on the net" or even the "for sale" forums but then that once again would take time and research. If all those lovely pictures aren't a sales pitch then I don't know what is, ergo spam!

And finally I do not buy consumer goods in same gluttonous way the USA appears to. I do not own an iPod would never consider buying an iPhone and $300 for a tyre? I'd expect all 4 for that fitted and balanced including VAT (purchase tax). Mr. Green
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PostPosted: 08:39 - 22 Sep 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

LeeR wrote:

And finally I do not buy consumer goods in same gluttonous way the USA appears to. I do not own an iPod would never consider buying an iPhone and $300 for a tyre? I'd expect all 4 for that fitted and balanced including VAT (purchase tax). Mr. Green


Fully agreed Mr. Green
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PostPosted: 09:26 - 22 Sep 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

bikerjoe wrote:

I spoke with the owner of the company about three years ago.


bikerjoe wrote:


What is your point, Den Monkey? I spoke with the owner on the day I purchased them at the gun show.


bikerjoe wrote:
I don't know the owner's name, and I don't even know where the company is located! I wouldn't recognize him if I passed him on the street!



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PostPosted: 09:57 - 22 Sep 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

bikerjoe wrote:


2. These sticks are good for ONE use, and last about three hours before they become dim and worthless. Pak-Lites can be left in position, on HIGH power and will glow brightly for EIGHT DAYS.



That alone wins me over with the recovery service times in this country for Bikes. You may need the eight days before they turn up. Mr. Green
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PostPosted: 14:29 - 22 Sep 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

I think you got my point Joe but since you asked the whole OP screams of spam IMHO but so you know i didn't rate it as such.

You may well have nowt to do with the product or the manufacturer but you've defended it/them rather diligently against any negative feedback.

Sure it may be a handy product but seriously 5 pictures for a battery with a few LEDs on it is a bit much for a check these out fellas type thread.

Once you have been on here a bit you will see this happens quite often where someone with minimal or no previous posts sticks up a thread advertising a product.
It all tends to be treated the same way. So it's nothing personal.

If I intended it as an attack I would have offered A FREE SUGGESTION ON WHAT YOU COULD DO WITH YOUR PAK LITE .............but I didn't
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