ReinyRooster

O.K......I'm confused but lately that is the norm. Bought the BuddyRich cable, split the fairing and hooked up the cable and installed a splitter at the same time. Bought a Garmin Nuvi, bought the Ram Mount and the adapter that attaches to the rear of the GPS as well. I understood that the end of the BuddyRich cable plugs into the adapter attached to the rear of the GPS, and with the stereo/intercom controls set to "Aux" I should then hear my GPS and phone through my headset......but I don't, they go through the bikes speakers. It's only when I plug in another cable into the side of the GPS and into the aux. input by the cassette deck that I get the phone through my headset. If that's how it needs to be hooked up, what is the BuddyRich cable doing....or have I got something hooked up wrong? Thanks

Have a great day celebrating the anniversary of your 29th Birthday!!!

I was wondering as well cause he hadn't responded to a PM I sent him a few days ago.

Would ya look at the SIZE of IT!!!!!

Sorry Yammer Dan....here's a pic of my leftover 1st Gen. stuff and you can see it's not a match.

Yammer Dan.....I might have something like that at home.....I'll check and let you know in a few hours.....at work right now.

That's hilarious!

But that's how I get my RSV into my tiny narrow garage!!

You are a cruel man for posting this......my garage is so small a dog would have trouble turning around in it.

"Leaf fans".....isn't that the same as that mythical Susquatch??

I wouldn't know what to do with that much room......or that much "clean".....

Bwahahahahahaha!! Just wouldn't be Carl without!!

Russ.....your unselfish assistance always brings a tear to my eye my friend.....

Had two of them over the years JohnT....had an '83 and then an '87.....nothing but good things to say about them. Got the bike down off the centre stand with some help. Will make some adjustments over the weekend when time permits. That should fix it.

Ya....different manufacturer but similar function. Once I get her off the centre stand and onto the side stand or a jack, I'll have to make some sort of similar modification....the angle is bringing the bike too far back.

Just pumped her up to 43lbs and no difference...still can't roll it over off the centre stand.

If I remember correctly, I've got zero in the rear.

O.K.....so I installed the centre stand on my 2006 RSV and then learned that I have to always put the side stand down before using the centre stand. Great....so the bike is up on the centre stand......for the life of me I cannot push or rock it forward enough to get it to come down off the stand. I'm not a small boy, and I rocked this thing til I was blue in the face...she won't roll forward enough to come off the stand!!! Any suggestions???

Man that would be a blast!

You can find Seafoam on sale at Canadian Tire sometimes for around $9-10.00. I get my filters from a place right around the corner from where I live called Zdeno Cycle. Haven't had this bike long enough to need any other parts yet.

O.K....I guess it's a procedural issue vs a mechanical issue. Thanks for the input guys.

So if I understand you correctly, it's not a hardware fix....simply always putting the side out to use the centre stand?

Very nice!

2006 RSV...just mounted a used "Freebird built" centre stand and it went on fine but when the centre stand and side stand or both up, the side stand hits the centre stand and can't be deployed.......since the wife can't hold up the bike so that I can see exactly how/where it's hitting, I can't say much more. She says it's the last 1/4" or so of the tip if the sidestand.......do I just grind the end off the side stand, or was the centre stand not mounted properly? Thanks