H-D Not water proof
#31
07-16-2007, 11:03 AM
RE: H-D Not water proof
ORIGINAL: CorL
When I bought the bike (new) I was aware to expect some shortcomings.
Every brand and type hase some.
But it's not"moaning" to ask for something elementary like waterproof blinkers.
My dealer said that replacing the speedo for a new one will not solve the problem.
Oh yeah Vegashd, my fork lock also blocked -an evident design flaw, but I fixed that all by myself.
BTW, Sam, how did you manage to get off your speedo glass?
When I bought the bike (new) I was aware to expect some shortcomings.
Every brand and type hase some.
But it's not"moaning" to ask for something elementary like waterproof blinkers.
My dealer said that replacing the speedo for a new one will not solve the problem.
Oh yeah Vegashd, my fork lock also blocked -an evident design flaw, but I fixed that all by myself.
BTW, Sam, how did you manage to get off your speedo glass?
#32
07-17-2007, 01:57 AM
RE: H-D Not water proof
Moisture, check! Like stated, Hondas do it too. I don't sweat moisture int he guages. I've written it off as a normal.
#33
07-17-2007, 02:11 AM
RE: H-D Not water proof
Harley (quality product?) appearsnotbeingableto construct even some simple basic motorcyle parts!
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