What to buy next?
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JK Freak
Joined: Jun 2011
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From: Native to Los Angeles, but migrated to Denver.
Trying to figure out my next purchase. Not sure what item is more practical.
1. Viair 400P air compressor (Tired of trying to find a gas station to air up after a trail run.)
OR
2. CB Radio (trying to communicate with fellow jeepers without a CB sucks.)
Your thoughts?
1. Viair 400P air compressor (Tired of trying to find a gas station to air up after a trail run.)
OR
2. CB Radio (trying to communicate with fellow jeepers without a CB sucks.)
Your thoughts?
CB is first priority. Actually, I don't know how much your looking to spend but a uniden cb and antenna will run you about $110 and you can pickup a slime air compressor for $60 at any auto parts store or wallmart and use that for air. Works great and you could have both for under $200.
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JK Freak
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From: Native to Los Angeles, but migrated to Denver.
I've been using walkie talkies, but they are un reliable. My frustraition grew this past saturday after trying to spot a friend and he couldn't get my signal. Also, I dumped $5 into ONE TIRE at a gas station air pump on the way home. SO PISSED!
Money isn't really an issue. I just want something quality that wont need to be replaced in a few years. I am a firm believer in, "buy cheap shit, and you get cheap shit. You get what you pay for".
Money isn't really an issue. I just want something quality that wont need to be replaced in a few years. I am a firm believer in, "buy cheap shit, and you get cheap shit. You get what you pay for".
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Idk about CO, but in here in Cali you can just go inside the gas station and ask them to turn the air compressor on and Im pretty sure they "have to" do it. I've never paid for air!! Just making sure that you knew that, or if it was different up there.
And with your choice, I think it all depends on who you ride with or with anyone...most of the time Im by myself on trails so air was my biggest issue and a CB was last on my list. But if someone you ride with a lot has air then Id go with a CB fer sure!!
And with your choice, I think it all depends on who you ride with or with anyone...most of the time Im by myself on trails so air was my biggest issue and a CB was last on my list. But if someone you ride with a lot has air then Id go with a CB fer sure!!
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JK Freak
Joined: Jun 2011
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From: Native to Los Angeles, but migrated to Denver.
Idk about CO, but in here in Cali you can just go inside the gas station and ask them to turn the air compressor on and Im pretty sure they "have to" do it. I've never paid for air!! Just making sure that you knew that, or if it was different up there.
And with your choice, I think it all depends on who you ride with or with anyone...most of the time Im by myself on trails so air was my biggest issue and a CB was last on my list. But if someone you ride with a lot has air then Id go with a CB fer sure!!
And with your choice, I think it all depends on who you ride with or with anyone...most of the time Im by myself on trails so air was my biggest issue and a CB was last on my list. But if someone you ride with a lot has air then Id go with a CB fer sure!!
I used to live in socal, I miss it. Gas stations out here aren't like that. There is a big "air for money pump" that is super slow, but that's about it.
I'm leaning towards just foregoing my usual monthly savings deposit and buying both.
If budget is in mind u can get a smaller compressor and just attach it to your battery after a trail on the trail and u can fill your tires in 15-20 min.
50-80$ compressor u can carry in a little bag.. I got one from harbor freight that never let me down. For less then $50
50-80$ compressor u can carry in a little bag.. I got one from harbor freight that never let me down. For less then $50


