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Carbon_One

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  1. Order sent in, Thanks Don Larry
  2. Need you even ask the size? You know if it fits Charlie it's gonna fit you too bud. BTW Charlie it wasn't me that sent ya that jacket. Larry
  3. Certainly isn't the type of riding for the timid. Bet it really gets interesting meeting a rider going the other way. Nope I think I'd prefer hiking that trail on my feet. Larry
  4. Check out your local Home Depot & Lowes for tool boxes as well. Larry
  5. Hilarius. Too funny Larry
  6. Great game. The USA wasn't such a push over as many thought it would be before the tournaments started. And certainly wasn't no landslide win by Canada either in the final for Gold. How ironic Crosby shot the winning goal after being next to useless during the entire tournament. Congratulations to Canada's team and a tip of the hat to the US players too. Larry
  7. Yea that's right too Midlife. Forgot about the 30 post being feed by the battery. In that case either a dual feed dpdt relay OR a 2nd relay to trigger the 1st one. In this set up the bottom relay would be activated when the key was turned on thus powering the 30 post of the top relay. Then the indicator light would be on until the spot lights were activiated by throwing the switch for the lights. DPDT relays are hard to find, if at all, in most auto stores. Probably easier to wire in the 2nd SPDT relay as described above. Getting anymore confused Jeff? Hahahahaha Larry
  8. My thinking here is that you don't even need a 2nd relay (bottom one ) in midlife's drawing if you are using a SPDT relat. Just hook the indicator light to the 87a post. With the key on it should light up and when you toggle the spots on it'll go out. Larry
  9. Sorry to hear of your past troubles but as has been said many times, one door closes and another opens. Looking forward to seeing you this coming riding season somewhere sometime Charlie. Till then take care friend, Larry
  10. Jeff not all relays with the 87a and 87 posts are NO/NC type relays. When checking on relays look for one with the diagram like the one Midlife posted. If both 87a & 87 have power at the same time they're both tied together as Gary says. Using one with schematics like Midlife posted will do what you want. Power to the little bulb when key is on and off when you throw the switch for the bikes lights. Larry
  11. I've had one of the BestEm bags for about 5 years now, but would be interested in one with the VR logo on them. Especialy if they've improved their fastening system. While most times the velcro system holds the bag in place I generaly add a couple of web straps to secure the bag. Doing that just eases my mind in securing the bag is all. Larry
  12. Like everyone else I have plenty of black and gray shirts. Time to get something different so my vote goes to Natural as well. Larry
  13. Some days I'm like 25 years old and others like today when I'm not riding I'm 63. Don't know where this puts me on the list but sure hope the good Lord sees that I'll be around for many more enjoyable years of riding. At least some of the older fellows can give me inspiration to keep going. Larry
  14. One question from those of you who have run with the yellow fog lamps in place of the driving/spot lights. How well do they light up the road at night compared to the normal spot lights? Larry
  15. Glad to hear the good news. Seems there's been way too many folks on the other side of that employment coin. Hope and pray all of our members here that are out of work will soon be gainfully employed once again. Larry
  16. Ian I sent you a PM. I bought my Works shock direct from the company because they were able to beef it up to compensate for the extra 400 lbs of my trike. No extra charge for that either. It does have preload adjustments but it's something you'll need to do at home, not on the road or spur of the moment. Larry
  17. I've seen a lot of folks tie wrap the holder to the handle bar or wedged between the clutch reservoir and bar. Mine's tucked up under the tank since I don't use it. Larry
  18. He's a slacker now that he don't work no more. Gettn real soft he is. Bet we hear a bunch of come spring he ain't got the bike done yet. Nor the garage either. Larry
  19. Hmm Texas has more then twice the population of Michigan. I think I'll look for another state to move to if or when I'm ready
  20. Got mine today. Looks great & fits perfect too. Larry
  21. That's a pretty good descricption there Carl. Another possible reason for a vacuum gauge would be to monitor the vacuum for a cruise control resvoir. I've installed several AudioVox units on other make bikes and they all needed a tank to hold the vacuum. Never did put a gauge on one thou. Larry
  22. Quote: I need to find a good spacer I like to make up the difference between the Wolo and Stebel Horn. Also, Carbon One, in the instructions, you state to remove the OEM horn bracket, but mine is a welded bracket to the frame. I am not going to remove the bracket, especially since I do not have a grinder or torch. No need for cutting tools or torches folks. The bracket I refer to is the one that bolts to the frame and the horn itself. When removed you'll still have the two tabs welded to the frame. Those are left as is and will clear the Stebel horn easly. Larry
  23. My vote went to #3 as well. I like the emblem either centered or up higher as Squidely says. Nice project you have going here Jeff. It's going to really look sharp when done. Larry
  24. Ruffy shut it down when the law appeared. Maybe the party started back up after I left? Larry
  25. I thought all this whinning was coming from the folks in the south!!! Nothing like having a pity party. Larry
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