Well, now the government is involved, we can all look forward to this great
fun event becoming a red tape filled expensive clusterfuck! I understand
they have an obligation to police the public lands, but I already have a Mom
and Dad and don't need them to wipe my ass after I shit! If the government
treats people like they are all stupid, a lot of people are gonna act like
they are.
A few folks get together to have some fun, and now it's gonna get policed.
Great.
CA Stu < -- We need a more "hands off" approach from our Federal buddies if
you ask me.
brake light problems solved
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brake light problems solved
Thanks to everyone for the help with my electrical problems. It appears
that the front and rear brake light switches are on separate power
sources and I managed to have both disconnected at once. The front was
unplugged with a large clump of weeds stuck in behind the switch at the
bars, and the rear must have come unplugged when I had the tank off to
adjust the valves because it was disconnected right above the carb.
One more observation about license plate location, even moving the
plate up as far as it goes on the stock bracket will not stop it from
being ripped off the bike with a chunk of your inner fender. My
original plate is AWOL in the mountains of Wyoming somewhere and my new
tag is bolted on under the tail light in North Dakota.
Don
KLR A13 "Salad Shooter"
73' TS185
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