SilvrT
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This kindof stuff really gets me angry. I won't "get into it" because I'd need several pages to type and probably get banned due to foul language, political content, and... and.... arrrggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thankfully the creeps have been caught. I hope your son is OK. Such things can have a devastating effect on people.
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I seen that somewhere before ... it should be mandatory on everyone's driver's test. Great "mockup" scene ... quite amazing how they can make those look real.
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Maybe the next generation Venture will have them as standard equipment.....
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http://terrisfp.com/hallo1/ghost1.swf
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RIDE ! ... and then RIDE some more !
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After watching that vid, my computer monitor was (or seemed) to be on an angle.... ???
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And if the cop is pullin ya over, chances are you're going too fast too.
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Just holler at the guy you're passing "hey buddy...what speed are ya at?" ....
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Actually, I can see you now too!!
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I've had an '85, an '87, and now an '06 The '85 was better in the twisties and was solid to over 200 km/h The '87 had more power but I think it had a vmax rear end. It didn't handle as good as the '85 I liked both bikes immensely while I had them The '06 is great for long distance touring, 2 up ... very comfortable. Power is good but it sure doesn't handle like either of the other 2. Maybe when I change the tires, I'll change my statement but as it is now, there's no way I'd take the twisties like I did with my 1st gen's. The 2nd gen doesn't handle wind as good as either of the 1st gen's...primarilly due to the "handle-bar" mounted fairing versus frame mounted. Would I go back to a 1st gen? I really like their style but overall, I like the 2nd gen better so, no, I wouldn't...unless I had no other choice (ie, I couldn't afford the '06).
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I did consider such a mounting location but I figgured they'd vibrate too much with the wheel. The ones on top move with the steering, the ones on the bottom always point straight ahead so I got illumination everywhere LOL
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Yep... sure is... an '03 Anniversary Edition c/w stage 1 Screamin Eagle kit.
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Thanks M8T ... and I'm not original on this one as I found where someone else on this site has used the same lights before me...I think they got theirs at WalMart.
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The part # is 20-3726-8 I looked it up on-line and there it says 55 watt but on the package it says 35 watt.
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I was getting pain in the muscles at the base of the neck. Put the risers on (Baron's) and pain gone... made all the difference for me.
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Eash light set is tied into a switch so I can have either on or off whenever I want.
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Only 3 times a week? Heck, I exercise twice a day... once when I put my clothes on in the morning when I get up and once again when I take my clothes off before bed!
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I might.... later on during the winter when I have everything else dismantled for maintenance.
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I should nave added.... "nawty minds want to know..."
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Brian... Brian... Brian.... whatevah are you thinking?? :rotf:
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Mounted them on home-made brackets off the highway pegs...
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Sounds to me like the threads are stripped. Can youn get a "pry" of some sort under the lip of the screw head? If so, pry it out while turning it....the remaining threads will catch and out it will come... (just a thought)
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I've installed those little chrome "caps" in most all of my allen screws. When I took my scoot to the dealer for the clutch basket change, I made sure they knew about them and that they were to not lose them and put them back. ... they did! Gotta be on top of those guys all the time!
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She kept giving and I kept thanking.... Happy THANKSGIVING!!!
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ICE in Texas??? .... and we're having a repeat of summer up here in the "frozen" north also known as the "wet" coast (west coast). all I can say is .... "neener... neener.."