I got one of these in the mail today

[Zombie Master]

I'm impressed. When I think about the trips saved to get the components, the time to assemble, this seems like a steal.

http://www.easternbeaver.com/Main/Wirin ... rcuit.html

[Rob]

Is this the first you have heard about this company?

[Garnet]

Is this the first you have heard about this company?

Yes.

[Duane Ausherman]

The free market offers up a solution.

[Rob]

Is this the first you have heard about this company?

Yes.

I must have been informed on the R65 forum. Way back.

Too expensive for my tastes, although they do make a nice product.

[Major Softie]

ZM's right. If you really need/want all that, it's a cheap solution, and it's certainly convenient.

[Rob]

I will admit that it is all very cool and miniaturized, as should be on a motorcycle.

More than likely I'm just jealous I'm not in Oregon Japan (?) making these and selling them.
(Maybe one of our Green states)

[Rob]

Wow! It appears he does more than sit around soldering all day.
I love this little truck!!!
http://www.easternbeaver.com/Main/Compa ... ambar.html

[dwerbil]

Wow! It appears he does more than sit around soldering all day.
I love this little truck!!!
http://www.easternbeaver.com/Main/Compa ... ambar.html

Problem is you can't license them for the road here in the States. Has to do with emissions, I believe.
We looked real close at them at a car lot here in Austin when I was an operator at a solar utility here a couple
of years ago. Would use it at the solar array for maintenance around the utility. Four wheel drive, go anywhere.

[Zombie Master]

Is this the first you have heard about this company?

Yea, he's a Canadian guy who moved to Japan and started this company.

I think the value is great!