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Feb 20, 2010 | 11:54 AM

#11

PistonPuller

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From: Eastern Washington

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Originally Posted by Modee1245

OK, My apology to ALL YOU GENTLEMEN,,, I guess if I asked a question I should listen to the answers.

I went to ACE hardware, paid 3.5 for a battery and wala IT WORKS!!!

Lesson learned, if you ask, then listen to the answers.

THANKS GUYS...

I FEEL LIKE A BUTT HOLE...

ROFLMFAO

No reason to feel like that. I have been there. You do a bunch of work on something and when it all goes back together it doesn't work. You automatically assume its related. No way it can be coincidence...lol. But at least you were man enough to come back and tell us it was the battery and it all worked out. Now get out and ride

Feb 20, 2010 | 12:42 PM

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07FLHT

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From: Sunny Southern California

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Originally Posted by Modee1245

Good Deal! Glad it was an easy fix for ya!

Feb 20, 2010 | 12:56 PM

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Dalton

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From: Northeast Ohio

Quote:

Originally Posted by Modee1245

OK, My apology to ALL YOU GENTLEMEN,,, I guess if I asked a question I should listen to the answers.
I went to ACE hardware, paid 3.5 for a battery and wala IT WORKS!!!
Lesson learned, if you ask, then listen to the answers.
THANKS GUYS... I FEEL LIKE A BUTT HOLE...ROFLMFAO

You my friend are not the first one to not listen to what was said, it is human nature that if we have an idea of what is wrong, we get "trapped" in our way of thinking. That and it is like stopping to ask for directions when we really don't have a clue of how to get there but think we can figure it out!

Feb 21, 2010 | 01:27 AM

#14

SBJJC

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From: San Diego

sir,

i am glad it all worked out and the scooter is back on the road

Feb 21, 2010 | 01:32 AM

#15

T3BEAR

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From: TX

Buy 2 and put the spare on the bike.

Feb 21, 2010 | 02:31 AM

#16

vtwin1340

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From: Plano, TX

Glad you got the issue resolved. Ride on!

Feb 21, 2010 | 06:12 AM

#17

Feedsack

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This also happened to me so I keep a battery in my windshield pouch and when this happens and it will, I will have a battery to change. I am not so enthusied that I change my battery every 8 months as some do.

Feb 21, 2010 | 07:03 AM

#18

rapz

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From: Mission, Texas

Ditto on dropping a spare battery in your tour pak or just make a habit of changing the out every spring so as not to worry. I've got a spare battery w/me all the time and two hanging by my key fob in the house.

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Feb 21, 2010 | 07:30 AM

#19

whoop72

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From: Arizona/Colorado

every january change batteries at the same time i change all of my smoke detector batteries in the house. cheap insurance, particularly with the new style "automatic" security systems.

Feb 21, 2010 | 07:44 AM

#20

Iceman24

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From: Eastern NE

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Originally Posted by whoop72

every january change batteries at the same time i change all of my smoke detector batteries in the house. cheap insurance, particularly with the new style "automatic" security systems.

Definitely a good idea (schedule) - I change my vehicle remote(s), home detectors (smoke/CM) & garage keypads all in Oct during fire prevention week. It's my annual reminder & probably a little of the old/former Firefighter in me. Cheers!

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