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Owenski 19-10-09 02:30 PM
Re: What did you do to your SV at the weekend?
 
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Originally Posted by Dave20046 (Post 2069824)
the bike or the burger alarm?
The bike works fine, actually both bikes are working fine lol. The curvy seems to have decided its not quite ready for the bone yard just yet and booked it ideas up.

But I was yabbering on about the alarm, all the wires and connections are correct everywhere apart from in the bell box. A friend of a friend wired it all in originally having said he'd done alarms in the past. Needless to say it didnt work and he blamed the panel. I picked up a new panel a while back and only now have I been able to get round to sorting it all out. So a different friend and I stripped every PIR and Door sensor corrected some of those including a wire which goes no where lol. But we couldnt get to the bell box (too high) other than that we got the system set up but the bell goes off when it should be quiet and vice versus. Need to get my ladders back then I can finish it all off and be all secure. :D

Dave20046 19-10-09 02:33 PM
Re: What did you do to your SV at the weekend?
 
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Originally Posted by leedsmatt7 (Post 2069848)
The bike works fine, actually both bikes are working fine lol. The curvy seems to have decided its not quite ready for the bone yard just yet and booked it ideas up.

But I was yabbering on about the alarm, all the wires and connections are correct everywhere apart from in the bell box. A friend of a friend wired it all in originally having said he'd done alarms in the past. Needless to say it didnt work and he blamed the panel. I picked up a new panel a while back and only now have I been able to get round to sorting it all out. So a different friend and I stripped every PIR and Door sensor corrected some of those including a wire which goes no where lol. But we couldnt get to the bell box (too high) other than that we got the system set up but the bell goes off when it should be quiet and vice versus. Need to get my ladders back then I can finish it all off and be all secure. :D
Pfft, overkill I think you just need to train your wimpy dog right :p
An adoreable high five is not going to stop a bike thief (unless it's me)

Taipan 19-10-09 02:36 PM
Re: What did you do to your SV at the weekend?
 
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Originally Posted by squirrel_hunter (Post 2069767)
I guess from your sig these are Renegade Velocity Stacks? Going from memory here is one longer than the other, in which case which way round did you mount them?
No, they are the same length? I think its the factory pro ones that are different length?


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Owenski 19-10-09 02:42 PM
Re: What did you do to your SV at the weekend?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave20046 (Post 2069852)
Pfft, overkill I think you just need to train your wimpy dog right :p
An adoreable high five is not going to stop a bike thief (unless it's me)
That currently is my only hope, that she can be distracting/entertinaing long enough for me to return home and stop their dasterdly theiving plan.

urbane1 19-10-09 02:51 PM
Re: What did you do to your SV at the weekend?
 
Did an oil and filter change, adjusted and lubricated the chain, and lubricated all the cables, etc. Then removed the battery and put the bike up on stands in the corner of the garage and covered it up.

Whilst I was doing this you could hear the bikes playing on the highway, but I cant get out there because our street has 50 mm of ice on it, which will now be there until next April. So I got my skates and cross country skis out

TheOnlyNemesis 19-10-09 02:56 PM
Re: What did you do to your SV at the weekend?
 
i got ****ed as a fart and almost pushed it over in anger as the frame that holds the fairing is bent so still can't fix it

independentphoto 19-10-09 04:21 PM
Re: What did you do to your SV at the weekend?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by leedsmatt7 (Post 2069848)
But I was yabbering on about the HOUSE alarm, all the wires and connections are correct everywhere apart from in the bell box. A friend of a friend wired it all in originally having said he'd done alarms in the past. Needless to say it didnt work and he blamed the panel. I picked up a new panel a while back and only now have I been able to get round to sorting it all out. So a different friend and I stripped every PIR and Door sensor corrected some of those including a wire which goes no where lol. But we couldnt get to the bell box (too high) other than that we got the system set up but the bell goes off when it should be quiet and vice versus. Need to get my ladders back then I can finish it all off and be all secure. :D
Slight derail for a bit but...... Check the "hold off" or "trigger" setting on the panel - it may be that you can set it to "go high" or "go low". This sounds like your trouble.

HTH
:cool:

trumpet 19-10-09 06:22 PM
Re: What did you do to your SV at the weekend?
 
Managed 46 miles on reserve,then did 170 more.had covered nuts an bits against salt every bit had a thousand midges stuck on.

squirrel_hunter 19-10-09 06:47 PM
Re: What did you do to your SV at the weekend?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Taipan (Post 2069855)
No, they are the same length? I think its the factory pro ones that are different length?
Thanks. I think your right its Factory Pro which are different lengths. But its good to know who else is fitted them if I ever get around to doing mine...

Lozzo 20-10-09 09:33 PM
Re: What did you do to your SV at the weekend?
 
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Originally Posted by Taipan (Post 2069667)
Fitted my new dynojetted carbs
Carbs?

How very quaint :)


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