Re: Lightweight-gear comparison page

Thanks all for the positive feedback. You've given me the boot to the 
butt I needed to check all the 'main' links on that page. Wow, the 
web changes quite fast! 

SGT Rock: Updated your review links too, thanks for the heads up. You 
have an excellent site there at http://www.hikinghq.net/ I just 
discovered your review of the Hennessy A-Sys.

- dspellman2002: It is a shame that Ray Jardine removed his 'Project' 
pages :-( I loved those pages. THe Stephenson info came from their 
web site, though I may have got it from a magazine. Took out the note 
about the GVP G4 pack plans being an older version.

- vkdeal: I'll look into the  Kifaru ParaTipi and ParaTarp later when 
I have the time. The Stephenson DAM is on the very expensive side and 
not very lightweight, though I've hrread that it is 'some comfy'.

- Thanks for the good feedback also to dladigin, ratagonia, 
Bushwacker, Jerry G, Aaron (I've got stove links on my home page), 
Mike V, snowjoe11, and Philip M.

 - BikerDave (Nova Scotia)

--- In BackpackingLight-F5Bj5G+ccuY@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "ulflier" <1066@xxxx> 
wrote:
> I've just updated my web page that compares specifications
> of most of the camping gear suitable for the ultra light
> backpacker. Alot of work went into it but its been fun
> to assemble and I'm quite proud of it. (But some links,
> especially those to reviews, will be bad - the number
> of links has simply grown too large for me to check. Lazy
> bugger that I am.)
> 
> "BikerDave's Ultralight Backpackers Home Buyers Guide":
> http://bikerdave.crosswinds.net/shelterII.html
> 
> Anyway, it should be especially interesting for those
> new to ultralight backpacking.
> 
> Hope someone finds it useful,
>  - BikerDave
> 
> P.S. Don't forget to checkout the other links on
> the "Links" page here on the BackpackingLight group:
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BackpackingLight/links