Almost bit it! (Or, falling in love with a GS Shaftie all over again)

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  • kinnet

    #16
    Originally posted by Dogma
    Well, here's the big question... did you leave the coffee pot on?

    I'm glad the wiring problem was as simple as it appeared to be. I don't think Jim was looking forward to possibly troubleshooting the switch, after we probed my 850 to see what proper function at the socket is. Why on earth would one of the wires switch from pos to neg when you switch from low to high beam? Probably something about maintaining correct current through both filaments somehow.

    Well it was a fun day all together. There's no other group I'd rather spend an hour under a tree in a rainstorm with. I wouldn't have missed it for the... well, not less than 20 bucks, anyway.
    Lucky for us, the coffee pots turns itself off after 2 hours.

    Thanks for drowning under a tree with us. I had a really good time!

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    • toejams1

      #17
      I was caught in the same storm. I was a little southwest of you in Frankfort on our way to Perryville, KY. You aren't kidding, it was raining buckets. I had a rather adventurous day myself that I will be sharing later on.


      Glad to hear you made it out of that turn OK.
      Last edited by Guest; 09-08-2009, 04:03 PM.

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      • 850 Combat
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        • Spokane, WA, and Hampden, ME

        #18
        The 1000G is also my favorite of the large bore Suzuki G bikes.
        sigpic Too old, too many bikes, too many cars, too many things

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        • Guest

          #19
          TCK,

          You know how we all love Rose here, so don't do it again...

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          • kinnet

            #20
            Originally posted by mcloud
            TCK,

            You know how we all love Rose here, so don't do it again...
            Awww... Shucks. You're making me blush.

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