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Dodik
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that sounds like a great adventure thru NYC, next time you guys decide to head my way drop me a line, i might join you.
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platinum2
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wow thats enough to make someone never want to ride again!
i dont understand switching oil caps though? wouldnt it have been better to let him go check for your cap and wait?.. he was riding with out the cap yes? after you lost your oil? lol,
check the ignition wires under the tank for shorts it will kill batteries!
i rode my 750 , new battery out of town!
got back mile from home bike started dying, ... well got home checked battery no acid! filled it went dead, shop guy gave me a new one, same thing happened only on long out of town rides around town ect... well come to fun out the wires under the tank rubbed bare and was shorting it out, yes i checked all of them when i first got the bike so im still at a loss as to how it happened lol, i thank GOD it made it home 2 times before not working anymore
i dont understand switching oil caps though? wouldnt it have been better to let him go check for your cap and wait?.. he was riding with out the cap yes? after you lost your oil? lol,
check the ignition wires under the tank for shorts it will kill batteries!
i rode my 750 , new battery out of town!
got back mile from home bike started dying, ... well got home checked battery no acid! filled it went dead, shop guy gave me a new one, same thing happened only on long out of town rides around town ect... well come to fun out the wires under the tank rubbed bare and was shorting it out, yes i checked all of them when i first got the bike so im still at a loss as to how it happened lol, i thank GOD it made it home 2 times before not working anymore
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pmong
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Great story, and ride. Left NYC in Jan for sunny LA, where the weather is considerably nicer. Was out yesterday with my son on a weekend ride, but nothing exciting except for a few crazy car drivers as usual.
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1_v8_merc
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Ok, good to know.
I've already embarrased myself with this problem.
I rode like 20 minutes to the store, pull in the parking space, and reach down to turn my ignition off....only there's no key!
I look behind me, and the key is sitting engaged in the rear-seat release.
