Gary N.
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I have used dot 5 in my '32 Ford street rod since 1984 with no issues at all. (4 wheel drum brakes) Best part about it is it won't hurt the paint if you happen to get a leak or spill some.
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Turning left on a red when the light won't change.
Gary N. replied to juggler's topic in Safety and Education
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My favourite accessory is my Gerbings electric jacket.
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I may have missed it, but I didn't see the ignition switch problem mentioned. Thought Brad T would have jumped on that one. Also the loose steering head bearings.
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Here are some pics of an adaptor I made up for my bike jack. They were on here before but were lost in the crash. Maybe they can help someone out.
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Can this be done \ CB into Intercom
Gary N. replied to Marcarl's topic in Venture and Venture Royale Tech Talk ('83 - '93)
Carl, Most CB's have an external speaker port. Either attach another speaker somewhere or maybe use this port to hook into your AUX port on your bike. Do those antiques have an AUX port?? But if you hook it to the AUX port you won't be able to hear anything on the radio or cassette, just the CB. -
You can take the plug apart and wire it up direct to a key operated power supply. But be aware that XM runs on 6 volts so you need to use their plug or buy their adaptor to hook it up directly. All this stuff in not new. I'm sure if you do some hunting on here you can find everything your looking for.
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Yes. I hard wired it by splitting the fairing and putting a "Y" adaptor into the AUX line. It's very easy to do and the parts you need are at Radio Shack. I just used Velcro to attach the XM radio to the dash, right on top of the cassette door so it comes off and goes on in a flash. Use the power outlet on the left side of the fairing and put the antenna on top of the clutch reservor. I've been satisfied with the XM so far.
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It's the same port that the cassette adaptor plugs into on your XM. Get the right cord at radio shack and either plug in beside the cassette player or split the fairing and put in a "Y" adaptor and run the wire up by the steering head.
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Hi Brad, I like my 404 WWW's. I'm on my 3rd set. Got them from http://www.swmototires.com/ shipped free to Detroit.
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What's a matter Bruce, you don't understand the morris code when Max taps on your helmet??? Usually means SLOW DOWN YOU DUMMY P.S. you want to go for a ride tomorrow after I fix your bike?