Dropped bike--gas
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RE: Dropped bike--gas
ORIGINAL: JGroves
What I like about this forum is you learn something new almost every day.Thanks for sharing that with us.
ORIGINAL: Badfinger
Your bike may not start until you do this!
You may need to reset the computer on your bike. I don't know if this applies to you because I don't know ifthe motor needs to berunning. After returning to the dealership from a short ride on my 15 minute old bike. I was looking for the jiffy stand andleaned overtoo far...... I let the bike down gently nearly ripping my left hand off. ( don't know if I'll do that again) luckily, no damage was done ( to the bike) and I stood it back up. My salesman showed me the word "Tip" appeared in the odometer. Apparently, the bike knows it was dropped!To reset it he turned the on/off switch on-off-on and the window cleared.
Your bike may not start until you do this!
You may need to reset the computer on your bike. I don't know if this applies to you because I don't know ifthe motor needs to berunning. After returning to the dealership from a short ride on my 15 minute old bike. I was looking for the jiffy stand andleaned overtoo far...... I let the bike down gently nearly ripping my left hand off. ( don't know if I'll do that again) luckily, no damage was done ( to the bike) and I stood it back up. My salesman showed me the word "Tip" appeared in the odometer. Apparently, the bike knows it was dropped!To reset it he turned the on/off switch on-off-on and the window cleared.
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RE: Dropped bike--gas
You people are fantastic! I was really wondering if I had hurt anything. Thanks to all for responding! The tank was full and I'm sure this is what happened. Thanks againand as others stated; I'm learning a lot from you guys.
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