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We dodged the bullet in the Panhandle this time, but still got nearly 7" rain in about 5 hours. Flooded roads everywhere but we escaped without any issues.

It's the Flux Capacitor

fish wrote: Or a generic fart can that fits everything from an R6 to a Sears riding mower....
Fish

LOL - My wife and I call them 'fart boxes'. Sound ridiculous,especially on something like a Honda Civic!

It is amazing what is possible. I get excited if my Dodge 4x4 gets more than 17 mpg Canadian. Same here - my Dodge does about 17 US, but when towing my 5th wheel in the Rockies I was lucky to get 10. I was excited about that! Now, when I added my boat behind the 5th wheel it got worse - unless I wa...

you you wrote: Not being facetious Mel but what is the “Golden Rule”?

Per Wiki:
Treat others as you would like others to treat you. or
Do not treat others in ways that you would not like to be treated. or
What you wish upon others, you wish upon yourself.

you you wrote:It’s a low level SARS variant.

The symptoms will be minor if any. It’s only likely to be dangerous if you have multiple co-morbidities or towards end of life.

Which I do, and am - so I don't want any of those Sturgis imbeciles headed my way after the rally.

Still boring......

Yes - it needs to be on Trip A

As I understand it you press and hold the Mode button while the display is showing Trip Meter A

you you wrote:Top tip no. 112

Don’t buy a motorcycle specific GPS.

Buy a cheap one or use your phone.

If it rains pop it in your pocket, or put a sandwich bag over it. Or both.

Agreed - I use my phone and google maps. Directions can be heard in my helmet through my Sena speakers.

M0T0Geezer wrote:
Getting all three ain't cheep and the scratches can remain there for free !! What to do...

Nail varnish?

This help?

WhiteNoise wrote:By the way, we have quite a few old coots on scoots here, so Do stick around!

I resemble that!

Mikes150pcx wrote:ITS A FRAUDULENT, DON'T BUY IT! I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN!

Well, Duh!!!!

Calculon wrote:Does someone know where I can purchase the correct socket for the filter? Thanks.

I got this on Amazon - worked fine:

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00EDT7ZQ6?psc ... ct_details

I leave a spare battery on mine permanently, just so I have a charged spare. Never needed it yet - I have been on month long vacations and the bike starts right up every time. Your choice, but if it were me I'd just leave it - batteries shouldn't discharge over such a short time period

Ditto ^^ 3 weeks not enough to worry about - however, I use that same charger so it is OK.

Looks like Joe Rocket photo-bombed your last shot!

Good ole' Photoshop, eh?

MichaelGee wrote:I don’t know who would go as detailed in depth on a bike
Without just selling it off and cutting losses..

Me neither!!!