At least most, or at least a lot, of your stuff is already in storage. Think if you still had to move all of that again.........
I really hate moving, maybe that is why I have lived here for 32 years.
The only time I end up deleting all of my typing is if after typing the long post I hit the back button before the "Submit Reply" button and then open another thread. This seems to be very consistent and repeatable.
You have to think real safety first.
Wolo Bad Boy or Stieble horn and a lot more lights are the 2 biggest things that need to be done first. Then comes the comfort stuff like backrest, highway pegs. move the trunk, heated gear etc. Then comes the bling and toys.
Good luck, maybe you can find a place with heat this time.........
If I were closer I would let you use my truck. If there was enough pizza and ice cream, I might even help do the work........
Exactly which lights do you have.
You say they have 15 LEDs? A rough rule of thumb is 20mA per LED, BUT this is not always the case. You can either measure the current draw with a multi meter, or some manufacturers actually will tell you the current draw.
I'm thinking of a simple solid state circuit with 3 resistors and 2 NPN Transistors.
A solid state circuit will not wear out contacts like a relay will.
Although a quality relay may still outlive the bike.
It would be a more simple hookup with a relay to.
No I was not with Bob on this. I started this 2 years ago.
Once I sell the ones I have I am not likely to make more unless there is a big enough group buy. They are hard to machine.
I have run into bears while walking in the woods. We don't have bears that big around here though. The dog keeps the bear busy while I beat feet. Then I call the dog over to me. I do carry a firearm with me at all times but fortunately never had to try to stop a bear.
The only critter that I ever had to defend myself from was a coyote that got very aggressive.
No its not coffee, its hot chocolate with whipped cream.
This is because you can also put whipped cream on either pi or ice cream or both. This ties it all together nicely.
The valve shim tool is the same for a 1st or 2nd gen.
In a couple of weeks I may have some available for sale that I made, they are out being tested right now.
I have only been thru Indy once many years ago. Everything was under construction and it was a mess. I went thru at 1:00 am so there was not much traffic. At least Indy is small enough that you will not spend a half day there like you would in Chicago, IF your lucky enough to actually make it out of Chicago.
Since water splashes 6 feet out of the toilet does that make the toilet as dangerous to a cell phone as doing laundry????
With all that can happen to me, I better crawl back under my rock.......
I live just north of Chicago so if I want to go east or south I either have to brave Chicago or go WAY out of my way to go around it. If you have a choice stay away from Chicago. If you have to go thru Chicago plan it for the middle of the night so that you will be out of Chicago by 6 am. That is what has worked best for me.
Given a choice I will never get near Chicago. I have yet to drive through Chicago without someone trying to kill me, literally. It does not matter if I am on the bike or in the truck pulling a big RV.
From WV I would think that you are starting far enough south to be able to miss Chicago without going to far out of the way.
You know the drill, be sure to follow the docs instructions.
I really hope that this fixes whatever it was supposed to fix.
Well I sure hope you can get that carrot removed before you come over here.
That could be painful:rotfl: