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That and those that seem to believe the the solution to any issue posted is to tell the OP to buy and read the manual. The manual is good, but hearing from some 'real' person that has 'been there and done that' is always helpful to me as a fairly inexperienced HD wrench turner.
Kinda like using a roll of dimes to assist in putting on a jiffy stand spring, ya won't find that in the manual.
Just put the jiffy stand spring on the 89 FXRS that I'm rebuilding, had it not been for the dime trick, there is no way I would have gotten that spring on.
I agree that FAQ would be nice, but I would like to ask what a forum is for if members don't like repeated discussions? I think most here like to hang around because we all share a common passion. We can skip any discussion that isn't interesting to us. Search is nice, but sometimes we just want to talk about our bikes and start a subject just to get a discussion going.
Beary
Yeah,,,what he said.
I like reading the stuff in this forum and it doesn't bother me to read it again...I am supposed to be working anyway...
I usually give up and just suffer the wrath of the Search *****. I tried searching for info on why my bike idles rougher when holding a brake (ABS) and got the weirdest crap I've ever seen. I'm still trying to build up the courage to start a new thread about it.
I usually give up and just suffer the wrath of the Search *****. I tried searching for info on why my bike idles rougher when holding a brake (ABS) and got the weirdest crap I've ever seen. I'm still trying to build up the courage to start a new thread about it.
NOt sure if this has been said or not (didn't feel like reading through all this crap) BUT
If people didn't ask questions then there wouldn't even be a search function to use!
I can't stand them idiots either!
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