I have a very (actually really) old opener, it is not a digital. Would this work on the older units as well? Dou you pickup the wiring from the harnes either under the seat or going to the fuse panel? (I am not about to remove the handlebar switches again, that is a real PIA.)

 

Well, it doesn't really matter, all you need is open the garage door opener and find the switch circuit, tag the 2 wires to the switch and you are in business. Do you have a wiring diagram for your bike? All the wires from the handle bar go from the bar to the bottom of the tank(where mine is), it is not necessary to wire it from the handlebar. Alex

 

good stinkin' man

 

I found this online the other day when I was surfin...

http://www.shareaproject.com/pages/p...,p,208,00.html

Looks a little different and maybe more involved by still a good setup.

 

Very cool. I'm lazy and have a windshield, so I used industrial-strength Velcro to attach mine. Hasn't fallen off yet.

 

Very cool. Makes me wanna go buy the garage an opener now!

 

"STOP PRESS".........Canadian biker crashes bike through his own garage doors!

 

O.K., so folks will know how electronically challenged I am, how do you close the door when you leave the house? Just turn it back to low beam? Or do you have to hit high beam again?

Teek

 

sounds like a great idea.

 

Well, there is a switch beside my garage entrance door, I hit the button by hand to close. You can always install a momentary switch, I didn't do it because I don't want an additional switch install on my bike. Horn switch may work better for you.