Using the kill switch - mandatory?
Road Captain
Joined: Oct 2008
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From: Fellows. WI
I bet this thread goes on for another 5 pages...
On another forum I frequent, they have a section called NEPRT--Never Ending Pointless Recurring Threads. It's where every thread that starts like "What's the best__________?"
Could be oil, tires, Seafoam, or starting/shutdown procedure debate. Many things make it into the NEPRT section, because many things come up for debate with no clear winning argument--ever.
Kind of like this one...
Shane
On another forum I frequent, they have a section called NEPRT--Never Ending Pointless Recurring Threads. It's where every thread that starts like "What's the best__________?"
Could be oil, tires, Seafoam, or starting/shutdown procedure debate. Many things make it into the NEPRT section, because many things come up for debate with no clear winning argument--ever.
Kind of like this one...
Shane
But winter looms...
Last edited by orbit; Nov 28, 2022 at 07:38 PM.
Road Master
Joined: Sep 2021
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From: Under the affluence of incahol.
I wonder if the OP is still alive or if the big thumb in the sky flicked his kill button and he died of old age since he started this thread.
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Joined: Nov 2022
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From: Kentucky
Relevent threads are timeless lol so that's what the little numbers next to the thread are ..... The date.😂😂😂 😂😂😂😂 7 1/2 yrs later and people are still leaving the lights on after using the kill switch. .....TIMELESS, Watching someone trying to start their bike after forgetting about the lights being on for 3hrs ...... Priceless ....just like the person who gives you a jump to start it..... Priceless.
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