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12V cheap walmart outlet
- From: copperguy
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as per a discussion
thought I had this pic. on other computer, not smart enough, to remember at first, I HAVE A CAMERA PHONE.
- 2 months ago
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V-Star 1100 won't start
- From: turpman
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I am new to this site and have a question. I have a problem with my V-Star 1100 (2002). I ran it for 10 miles on reserve. I filled up and finished going home 10 miles from fill up. As I pulled into the driveway. The bike started to run rough and now will not run except for 15 sec. on choke. I pulled the gas line and drained out the new gas. I cannot see any problems and the gas ran out clean and strong, no signs of water. I pulled the tank and the gas filter looks clean. Both plugs are wet from trying to start it. One thing I have not heard lately is the fuel pump run. I usually only hear that when I go to start it when it has sat for a few days.
I spent more time the bike last night. I isolated a concern with the fuel pump by isolating it from the electrical and going direct with 12V jumper. That checked out fine. I then rigged up fuel from a bottle and got it to start. One plug was not firing. It is looking like some bad gas. Put new plug in and it runs but still rough. Hoping it will clear out so I don't have to pull the carbs.
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- 3 months ago
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Another view
- From: silverdeer0454
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This bike was "new to me" on 16 May 2009. It was a repo with 2600 miles on it. So far the only changes have been a move to synthetic oil, a 12v adaptor so I can use my GPS. A drivers backrest has been ordered and shoud be here soon.
- 4 months ago
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12 Volt Accessory Power Tip of
- From: manybikes
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Kyle Bradshaw (manybikes) of Cruiser Customizing shows three great ways to access the power from your battery by the use of a 12 volt accessory socket.
See the 12 Volt Accessory Power Tip of the Week Video here!
All 5 of the accessory sockets below attach to the positive lead on the battery for power. Please see the features and benefits of each displayed above the photos!
Here are some of our favorites:
BBP-52-748 Show Chrome Accessories (Big Bike Parts) Accessory Socket- Positive & Negative to the Battery
- Inexpensive
- Accessory Socket Only - no lighter capabilities
FOR-PW-20000 Formotion Products The Power Pod™ 2.0 - Chrome Finish- This unit will power just about anything! (See border of the photo!!!)
- Positive lead to the battery - self grounding
- Mounts to just about any accessible bolt
- Big difference between this unit and the Kuryakyn Unit: The power lead for the Kuryakyn unit is a Battery Tender Lead - the Formotion unit requires direct battery connection or a T-tap.
- Please see features in photo below:
KY-1423 Kuryakyn Universal Handlebar Electrical Power Point - 1 inch bars- Battery Tender Quick Disconnect! (positive / negative to the battery)
- Powers just about any electrical device!
- Cigarette Lighter
- 1" bar clamp
- Stylish Silver Bullet Housing
MC-940 MC Enterprises Cigarette Lighter - Universal Fit
- Positive / Negative to the battery
- Mounts to just about any bolt
- Chrome beauty!
MC-942 MC Enterprises Cigarette Lighter - Water Resistant - Universal Fit- Positive / Negative to the battery
- Mounts best behind side covers, etc...
Thank you for watching this weeks Cruiser Customizing Tip of the Week!Tune In Next Week for discussion about Motorcycle Audio Options!Take Care,Kyle - Blog post
- 5 months ago
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12 Volt Accessory Power Tip of
- From: manybikes
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Kyle Bradshaw (manybikes) of Cruiser Customizing shows three great ways to access the power from your battery by the use of a 12 volt accessory socket.
Read the Story 12 Volt Accessory Power Here
Here are some of our favorites:
BBP-52-748 Show Chrome Accessories (Big Bike Parts) Accessory SocketFOR-PW-20000 Formotion Products The Power Pod™ 2.0 - Chrome FinishKY-1423 Kuryakyn Universal Handlebar Electrical Power Point - 1 inch barsMC-940 MC Enterprises Cigarette Lighter - Universal FitMC-942 MC Enterprises Cigarette Lighter - Water Resistant - Universal FitThank you for watching this weeks Cruiser Customizing Tip of the Week!Tune In Next Week for discussion about Motorcycle Audio Options!Take Care,Kyle - 5 months ago
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Walk around w/ speakers playin
- From: Fryinbryan
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This is a video of me doing a walk around the bike with my homemade speakers playing at about 95%, the amp is @ 50%, I feel if I put the amp any higher I'll blow the speakers. I made these speakers from the case of a second set of tail lights, small speakers I pulled outta some desktop speakers and an 100W amp I bought online for about $50. I'm powering the amp from a small 12V battery I keep in the tool pouch up front. Have a look, feel free to write with any questions. P.S. Riding with my tunes is great! Really happy with this mod.
- 7 months ago
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lite bar
- From: scruffy
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HI; You need to retrace the wire that you installed for the lites. You have a derect short
very bad. Some times these cause smoke. NOT GOOD... make sure that the relay is not grounding th - 9 months ago
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lite bar
- From: scruffy
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Description:HI; When you blow a fuse you have a direct short. Check your wires and make sure that one has not got pinched. If you have a 5 spade terminal relay .I can't remember the #s of the terminals but A and B term one is N O and the other is N C . C is 12v from the +batt this should be a 10amp fused circut. Hope
- 9 months ago
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