Pizza and beer???
~mike
12-10-2009, 07:08 PM
#92
Out of my mind, back in 5
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Yeah... My point being that both his post and nuhawks is subject to interpretion... And all people in here using harsh words should start thinking before posting...
It's a very popular bandwagon to jump on "don't scare the newbies!"...
We have had several on that track in the thread... Very few of them are snow white themselves...
Well... My message is... If you yell at all the older guys with a lot of answears... Well... You might not get to many of them... And the chance is that they get even less motivated to be nice to newbie's...
Like I said... No more badmouthing... Either way... Play nice...
It's a very popular bandwagon to jump on "don't scare the newbies!"...
We have had several on that track in the thread... Very few of them are snow white themselves...
Well... My message is... If you yell at all the older guys with a lot of answears... Well... You might not get to many of them... And the chance is that they get even less motivated to be nice to newbie's...
Like I said... No more badmouthing... Either way... Play nice...
12-10-2009, 07:10 PM
#93
Out of my mind, back in 5
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comments are 'bout getting yer drink on
12-13-2009, 01:58 PM
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mike996, dec 10th 2009: "i'm just happy to be here"
keith richards(semi coherent), aug 5th 2005: "i'm happy to be anywhere"
come to think about it, mike996 is prob only semi coherent too!!!
keith richards(semi coherent), aug 5th 2005: "i'm happy to be anywhere"
come to think about it, mike996 is prob only semi coherent too!!!
Last edited by finepooch; 12-13-2009 at 02:01 PM.
12-13-2009, 02:51 PM
#100
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I def benefit from the forum more than I have contributed thus far...
I just hope to gain the knowledge of the top guys here, they have already given lots back for me... just thankful I have a great bike and great s-hawk community to lean on... whew...
I just hope to gain the knowledge of the top guys here, they have already given lots back for me... just thankful I have a great bike and great s-hawk community to lean on... whew...
12-13-2009, 06:38 PM
#101
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12-14-2009, 09:38 AM
#103
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Why thank you! It has taken alot of hard work, determination and 3 liver transplants to get me to where i am today!
wait... where the hell am i today.. this place doesnt look familliar
Id like to thank my sponsors for this oppertunity:
Steel Reserve
Segrams 7 & VO
Woodford Reserve
Olde English 800
Pacifico
Spaaten Oktoberfest
Wendys and Taco Bell (to satisfy those late night munchie attacks)
12-14-2009, 10:55 AM
#104
Honducati
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Why thank you! It has taken alot of hard work, determination and 3 liver transplants to get me to where i am today!
wait... where the hell am i today.. this place doesnt look familliar
Id like to thank my sponsors for this oppertunity:
Steel Reserve
Segrams 7 & VO
Woodford Reserve
Olde English 800
Pacifico
Spaaten Oktoberfest
Wendys and Taco Bell (to satisfy those late night munchie attacks)
wait... where the hell am i today.. this place doesnt look familliar
Id like to thank my sponsors for this oppertunity:
Steel Reserve
Segrams 7 & VO
Woodford Reserve
Olde English 800
Pacifico
Spaaten Oktoberfest
Wendys and Taco Bell (to satisfy those late night munchie attacks)
When I was in high school back in the early '80's me and my buddies would smuggle Olde English 800 into the midnite movies on Saturday nights and watch Led Zeppelin's " The Song Remains The Same". Those were the days!!
Last edited by jbaxx; 12-14-2009 at 11:05 AM.
12-14-2009, 03:15 PM
#105
Speed Demon
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What about those late night drinkin binges we do there Mike996. Dont forget the 70's porno mustaches and tube socks!!! LOL!!!! Late night drinkin aint the same without a drinking buddy like me!!! LOL!!!
Meanwhile I have experienced new issues on the bike. Today in the rain the bike started bogging out really bad. I pulled over and killed the engine. Waited a few mins and she fired and reved right up. I have done that tube mod thing I searched about but no luck on fixing the problem.
Meanwhile I have experienced new issues on the bike. Today in the rain the bike started bogging out really bad. I pulled over and killed the engine. Waited a few mins and she fired and reved right up. I have done that tube mod thing I searched about but no luck on fixing the problem.
12-14-2009, 03:41 PM
#106
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Olde English 800... now that brings back some memories!! haha
When I was in high school back in the early '80's me and my buddies would smuggle Olde English 800 into the midnite movies on Saturday nights and watch Led Zeppelin's " The Song Remains The Same". Those were the days!!
When I was in high school back in the early '80's me and my buddies would smuggle Olde English 800 into the midnite movies on Saturday nights and watch Led Zeppelin's " The Song Remains The Same". Those were the days!!
12-14-2009, 04:44 PM
#107
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My solution - a new $50 battery.
12-14-2009, 05:45 PM
#108
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Thank you Nuhawk for that bit of info. But will a battery go as far as to fixing the cause of my problem??? Shouldnt the charging system keep the bike running even if my battery would be no good to the cold weather???
12-14-2009, 06:11 PM
#109
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Make sure your terminals are tight! Loose terminals can create running issues, cutting ignition intermittantly. Dip your battery terminal bolts in egg nog. Let me know what happens. (I haven't tried that yet)
12-14-2009, 06:19 PM
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I wish I lived closer so we could swap batteries or whatever might be causing your issues. I have a feeling (coming from a car background) that your issue isn't an overly complicated one, rather a pain in the *** to diagnose. If you have the cash, I'd run to a parts place, pick up a battery and see if that doesn't fix you up like Nuhawk said. If you're not getting enough volts, that can cause alot of gremlins to appear (from what I've read on here anyways). I just read a thread about a kickstand switch giving a dude fits.... I learn so much from this site it's ridiculous
Last edited by Mike996; 12-14-2009 at 06:21 PM.
12-14-2009, 06:23 PM
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I wish I lived closer so we could swap batteries or whatever might be causing your issues. I have a feeling (coming from a car background) that your issue isn't an overly complicated one, rather a pain in the *** to diagnose. If you have the cash, I'd run to a parts place, pick up a battery and see if that doesn't fix you up like Nuhawk said. If you're not getting enough volts, that can cause alot of gremlins to appear (from what I've read on here anyways)
12-14-2009, 07:21 PM
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12-14-2009, 08:02 PM
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12-14-2009, 08:54 PM
#117
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It's definately the season. I haven't ran into a thread lately that did not have alcohol somewhere in it. 
Just see if the static charge is above 12.4 vdc (as it sits there)
If it is above that it still could be a bad battery. Good static voltage reading but nothing behind it to do the work.
That is where a tester at a dealership comes in. It will tell you if the health is good, and if you need to replace it or just charge it.
Just see if the static charge is above 12.4 vdc (as it sits there)
If it is above that it still could be a bad battery. Good static voltage reading but nothing behind it to do the work.
That is where a tester at a dealership comes in. It will tell you if the health is good, and if you need to replace it or just charge it.
12-14-2009, 09:00 PM
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Are you shitting me? They're now feeding it to my motorcycle. The Interceptor is having a very bad time adjusting to Avahooley gas or what ever they call it.
[quote=VTS;246882]It's definately the season. I haven't ran into a thread lately that did not have alcohol somewhere in it. quote]
[quote=VTS;246882]It's definately the season. I haven't ran into a thread lately that did not have alcohol somewhere in it. quote]
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