Reply With QuoteProbably as well as it's going to.Originally Posted by Silverrider
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define "broke in".Hahaha....define "broke in". It's been on there since I got it from you.....it's never going to be as comfortable as my old CBR though. Haha. I call the Buell my "skateboard". Hard edge commuter/hooligan bike. It's the one I usually ride unless I'm going somewhere far, or want to hold 90+ on the highway. The CBR lives for that.....cruises comfortably at 100.....so I'm told.
Warner
Defined = Fits your A$$ . LOL
Probably as well as it's going to.
Warner
Are you guys ready for this? I took the old battery in for the core charge refund, and had the place test it. So, my TEN year old battery tested GOOD! The guy asked me if I still wanted the new one. Haha. Of course I took the new one, but damn!
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Here's a couple photos of the voltage regulator that I'm replacing. The back of it has some cracking it looks like....don't know if that's normal or not, but it doesn't look great.
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Finally, does anyone know where to get these type of cable ties? I spent way too much time getting one to release hoping to re-use it, then with the other two got frustrated and said F it and cut them off. Do auto parts stores have these, or are they more specialized than that?
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I guess the part number is 10177, which is a replacement for C0026.02A8
I replaced this piece with zip tie. Insert zip tie from top side to the hole, then make a loop around you wires and insert zip tie back in the hole, then lock and tighten zip tie. Done!
VR is junk. i previously told you that. heat melted the factory insulating sealant.
10177 is nothing more than a push-mount cable tie. available online for cheap. the style of the stud differs slightly but makes no difference as it's hidden when installed. i keep them in stock.
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