Nothing is wrong...
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Road Warrior
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From: StL, MO. USA
Mid-60's and sunny in the Lou tomorrow. I have the day-off work...
Should be an fine opportunity to toss some miles on the sled.
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Joined: Apr 2011
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From: Hoisington Ks
I got something to bitch about!
Ran 09 FLHTP over to the Indy shop last night, 47* misty, was a COLD ride. Dropped it off, paid for Momma's bike's repairs 02 FLHPI, IPB and new rear tire.
Beautiful day today, Momma can ride, I can't, mines in the shop, didn't pull rear seat from the E-Glide so can't slap that on, and I ain't ridin Bitch.
Momma's bike is ready for a nice winter slumber, but ready to roll on the nice days when they fall.
My E-Glide is receiving the dreaded SE255's as we speak. $100 out of a new CVO, all my riding is 2K-3K, 4K if I'm in a big hurry. Wondering if FM's map they sent me will be as spot on as the one I'm running for Stage 1. May have to swipe the AutoTune from the 02FLHPI and dial it in, but have great faith in FM, we'll see.
Really big Problems, ehh? Life is Good.
Dan B.
Central Ks.
Ran 09 FLHTP over to the Indy shop last night, 47* misty, was a COLD ride. Dropped it off, paid for Momma's bike's repairs 02 FLHPI, IPB and new rear tire.
Beautiful day today, Momma can ride, I can't, mines in the shop, didn't pull rear seat from the E-Glide so can't slap that on, and I ain't ridin Bitch.
Momma's bike is ready for a nice winter slumber, but ready to roll on the nice days when they fall.
My E-Glide is receiving the dreaded SE255's as we speak. $100 out of a new CVO, all my riding is 2K-3K, 4K if I'm in a big hurry. Wondering if FM's map they sent me will be as spot on as the one I'm running for Stage 1. May have to swipe the AutoTune from the 02FLHPI and dial it in, but have great faith in FM, we'll see.
Really big Problems, ehh? Life is Good.
Dan B.
Central Ks.
Road Warrior
Joined: Jan 2008
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From: Upstate SC
I wish I could say nothing is wrong. I got on my bike yesterday morning and the low fuel light was on. The gauge said I could only ride for 15 more miles. Hard to believe but when I put gas in it the light went out. This continues to happen on my bike but I don't have time to take it to the shop since I am riding. Guess I will just live with this issue. Well, all bikes can't be perfect. Think I will write a letter to Harley since it is raining today!
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From: East of the Sun, West of the Moon
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Road Warrior
Joined: Dec 2006
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From: StL, MO. USA
What are doing writing this, when you could be out fixing that turn signal that doesn't work? Don't you realize what a safety hazard that is? You're taking your life in your own hands riding a bike with a defective signal. Come on now, step up your game. We don't need no stinkin' "goodie two shoes" stories to brighten our day. If it was sunny, we'd be out riding! :=)
Based solely on your prompt (well, maybe a bit of boredom too), I went out to the garage this AM and looked for the whatever was causing my turn signal problem.
After an exhaustive search (about 10-minutes). I discovered one of the leads on my LED load balancer had lost connection. So I had to grab a soldering iron and re-attach it. Whole job took about 20-minutes. It was a rough one.
Now. The only things left on the 'to do list' today is:
- become an action hero
- get ready for the zombie apocalypse
- get the wifey to bring home a hot girlfriend
Oh...and go for a ride.
Life's hard.