chippego
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Hi again. While removing the light bar I found the 2 blue wires for the "parking lights" were pinched. Fine now. Thanks for the suggestions!
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Hello. When I started to ride my 09 RSV this year I am having trouble with the headlight fuse blowing. Sometimes 5 minutes, sometimes 15. I have had the fairing off 3 times looking for bare wires. I thought maybe something with the running light but does it on low beam with them off. What gets me is that it was fine when I quit last year. Figured mice but nothing chewed. Starts fine so don't mthink it is battery. Any thoughts appreciated. Thanks
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Hi again. I googled the name on the unit and found out it is a speed adjuster for electonic speedometers. If it isn't factory then I have no idea why it is on the bike! Here is the link. http://www.dakotadigital.com/index.cfm/page/ptype=product/product_id=238/category_id=-1/mode=prod/prd238.htm
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Tried that..nothing happened..no "BOOM" Guess I should email dealer. Thanks for the guesses
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I will try a picture. The bike was bought new by me already triked. It looks to be wired into the bikes wiring. I guess I wasn't crazy after all!
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I have what is probably a silly question but here goes. When I removed the side cover on my 09 RSV to replace a fuse I found a little pad with 2 buttons laying on top of the fuse box. Has an Up button and Down button. What is this for? Maybe something I no longer have as it is converted to a trike. Thanks
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Thanks for the comments. The bike has a Tri-wing kit that was dealer installed 4 years ago. This is the first issue with the trike..love it. Thanks
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Hello. I have a 09 RSV with a trike kit. I recently noticed than when going down the road my handlebars seem to be pointed a bit toward the shoulder of the road. Kind of forgot about it and now one side of the tire is scuffing. Haven't hit anything with it..except maybe a pothole. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks
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I have an 09 RSV. During the Ride For Dad yesterday I noticed a vibration start. At first I thought is was road condition or a tire. As the ride progressed the bike was "clunking" going into gear, especially 4th and 5th. It got worse and started to hear a chatter when gearing down. Not sure how long the chatter was there..when riding with a group of Harley it is hard to hear much!.Also feels rough when under load going down hill. It will slip back to a lower gear under load also.Taking it to the dealer when I can get in. There is only 7000k on it so should be warranty. Any idea of what to expect? Thanks
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Does anyone use the electronic deer whistles on their bike? If so any recommendations? Thanks
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http://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL1484/9583596/23709647/402965067.jpgHi all. New to the forum..been a guest for awhile..joined today.Here is my "baby" It is a 2009 RSV with a Tri-Wing kit, Steerite steering kit, and Carbon-One passenger rests. Had to put something on for GF..she kept falling asleep! I haven't rode in 25 years due to balance issues from a spinal cord injury.Got the itch again when I started seeing trikes. Got a great deal on this one..was a new 09 that hadn't sold..then he triked it and put it on sale when fall came..great for me! Not a lot of triked RSV around.New to Yamaha..but will have to say it is a step up from my last bike,,a 1977 honda 750! Dean
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Hi again .I got the intercome working..as was mentioned..I had the volume too low! Sorry forgot to go back in and check the post. Chatterbox is the brand of headset I bought.Thanks for all the help:cool10:
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Thanks for all the response! I didn't realize it was voice activated..all the other stuff I have done. Thanks
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Hi all..new to the forum.I have a 09 Venture trike that I bought last fall.I have just got around to getting a set of Chatterbox headsets.I have the radio and cb working thru them . Now the newbie question. In order to use the intercom feature do I talk on a CB channel or is there a seperate setting for intercom? The book is useless in this regard.When I push the talk switch nothing happens unless I am in the CB setting. Thanks Dean:)