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I'm pretty lame when it comes to electrical hookups. Are these easy to wire into the brake lights?
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I'm really interested in one of these lights as well. Don, what do you mean by "ready to mount"? Do you have to drill holes to mount them?
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It fit's my tall frame.... Has a 5 year warrenty Looks cool.... I can ride it for a lot of miles...
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Really? Can you give more details and maybe pictures? What model of satellite receiver did you use?
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Looks like fun! Hope you used some sunscreen!
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The only thing better then a Black Venture is...
Mariner Fan replied to dragerman's topic in Watering Hole
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That was a fun watch.
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That's the phone I'm thinking of getting. If the only problem is that it holds 4 gb of music then I'm cool with that.
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10 degrees and the wind is blowing like crazy. Oh yea, I'm ready to ride in the worst way.
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So why is that the dark side? Am I going to get a visit from Beelzebub for buying my Venture?
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Resisting urge.......to......say........Hello.....Newman......I'm sure you have heard that one a million times! http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/7/7f/Seinfeld_s7e21.jpg/250px-Seinfeld_s7e21.jpg
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Installing Passing Lamps
Mariner Fan replied to Mariner Fan's topic in Royal Star Venture Tech Talk ('99 - '13)
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Installing Passing Lamps
Mariner Fan replied to Mariner Fan's topic in Royal Star Venture Tech Talk ('99 - '13)
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Installing Passing Lamps
Mariner Fan replied to Mariner Fan's topic in Royal Star Venture Tech Talk ('99 - '13)
Thanks Eck. I already have the "Split the faring" tech article printed. Like you, I can't seem to find anything specifically related to installing passing lamps. -
I just ordered Passing Lamps from Yamaha along with the cool little Visors. Is this something that is difficult to install myself or should I take it to the shop? Do we have a tech article on this? http://images.motorsportdealers.com/common/MediaLibrary/CatalogImages/62/250/7439fa007.jpg http://images.motorsportdealers.com/common/MediaLibrary/CatalogImages/62/250/73599698a.jpg
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I'll get the tiller out......once I put away the snow blower!
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We had some strong storms and flooding up North in Indiana as well. Sounds like yours was worse. Glad everyone is ok down there!
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You did all you could for your friend and then some. I hope you can take solace in that. My sincerest condolences. Bob
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Anything over 40 & dry and I'm good to go. Yea, we get a lot of salt left over on the roads and that's a pain. Looks like the rain took care of that though!
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New Midnight Venture - $10.00 and some luck
Mariner Fan replied to Freebird's topic in Watering Hole
Cool! After I win this I'll have two.- 26 replies
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Fun game! Cool blowing things up like that!
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Looks like the Cornbinders are getting fancy!
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The first Venture that I rode had a back rest and I felt the same way about it pushing me forward.
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For a tall guy, the second generation Venture is the bike to have.
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I have a Roady 2 XM player left over from my truck (had an in-dash player installed). So, I'm thinking that I'll use it for my bike. I bought a mount from Hoon Hardware. Hooked the power to the cigarette style fairing plug and plugged in the stereo cable to the aux. plug in the cassette. Everything works great. Now I want to hide the wiring. The first question I have has to do with the 1/8" stereo cable. Do you know where I can get one with a 90 degree bend like the one shown in this picture? I'd like to find one that is right angled on one side and straight on the other. I'm guessing I'll need at least 2 feet of cable to plug it inside the fairing but longer is o.k. http://www.hoonhardware.com/assets/images/Roady.JPG Second question. I also want to plug this into the aux plug inside the fairing. Will I need to split the connection to keep the plug for the cassette active? I've read the great tech articles about splitting the fairing and installing an Aux line splitter. Just not sure if I need to do this or not. Third question. I'm planning to just plug the power supply into the plug in the fairing. Is there a cleaner way to do this and keep it so it's switched power? Thanks in advance, Bob