Using On / Off switch
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From: Salisbury, MD
RE: Using On / Off switch
ORIGINAL: OldFenderGuy
I say heck with using either the switch or the ignition key/lever.
When you want to turn off the bike just tilt it over past a 45 degree angle and the bank angle sensor will automatically shut it down.
ORIGINAL: walc
My Triumph owner's manual says use te key; not the switch.
My FXD owner's manual says use the switch; then tur off the key.
I'm overwhelmed by such conflicts. [sm=bangbang.gif]
My Triumph owner's manual says use te key; not the switch.
My FXD owner's manual says use the switch; then tur off the key.
I'm overwhelmed by such conflicts. [sm=bangbang.gif]
When you want to turn off the bike just tilt it over past a 45 degree angle and the bank angle sensor will automatically shut it down.
Now that's an idea!!!
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From: Ozark Country
RE: Using On / Off switch
ORIGINAL: rbcss
I agree every time you start you engineyour putting wear on your engine! lol
ORIGINAL: bensonjv
You should never start your Harley. Wear or damage to mechanical parts could result.
You should never start your Harley. Wear or damage to mechanical parts could result.
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