Admittedly, I've been caught either without planning ahead or thinking that I'd be warm enough. It's easy to stop and put on the Frog Toggs that I always have in the saddlebag. They're easy to put on, (as they're made to go over everything) and they stop the wind enough to let your regular riding ge...

Put that same connector into my '03 not too long ago. Installed their power plug while I was in there (into the red connector).

As the Rider Educator for my GWRRA chapter, I keep a library of books, DVDs and manuals.
David's book was one of the first that I added.
You're right, there is some great information in there.

I doubt it as the other 2 pins are probably for the CB mic.
Contact J&M directly or Sierra Electronics to see if you can get the 7 pin cord.

I recommend Paul as well. He's done work for several in my Chapter.

Yes, I got it. Sorry for the delay, I need to find a box for shipping.
I hurt my shoulder Monday night, so spent most of yesterday in doctors offices.
I'll try to get it out today or tomorrow.
I'm replying to your PM.

I have one that I just replaced due to a tear on the top.
If you are going to recover, it shouldn't matter.
It's yours for shipping cost.
PM me your details and I'll get it out to you.

Several, including myself, have added this power plate to their bike.
WingAdmin did a review of it here.
Another has come on the market through Cyclemax (here) that looks interesting too.
You might also consider adding a ground block, like this for the negative side.

The OP hasn't been on in a month, so you may not get your answers.

I also have an android with an Otter box.
I used a modified belt clip and RAM mount to the right brake reservoir.
Phone clips in place and won't budge.
When done riding, just remove the phone and put back on my belt clip.

They changed to on all of the time in '97

One of my favorite expressions for my wife is RTFM (Read The Freekin' Manual)

You can find one that will pretty much fill your needs here, or by googling GL1500 owners manual. Just ignore all the results that direct you back to this forum.

258,000 miles in 7 years, I'm impressed.

The power plates that I referenced in your other post have their own 20A relay.
You could move your other accessories over to it to relieve the strain.

LED lights will definitely reduce the draw, but you may also consider adding a power plate like this one or this one

You're right, they are lowballing you.
Refuse the offer and gather examples of pricing on comparable bikes.
It should be about replacement cost.

Easily done. I think it was #13 out of 462.

WingAdmin has one for sale in the store here.

Many, many years ago I bought a 4 CD set called Harley Davidson Road Songs. Keeps me busy for quite a while. Disc: 1 1. Against The Wind - Bob Seger 2. Fire On The Mountain - Marshall Tucker Band 3. Let It Roll - Little Feat 4. Call Me The Breeze - Lynyrd Skynyrd 5. Statesboro Blues - Allman Brother...

In Chrome, I can just right click and chose Translate to English. The message says:
"On this page you can see the presentation of medals which I made with John Paul II. Better quality viewing after download to PC. Nice watch."

I think that most of these limits set out by Honda are on the "safe" side.
I also load up my 1500 with more than 408# and have no issues.
Remember Honda says that you shouldn't pull a trailer either, yet thousands do.

I've never run into a snobbish Wing rider.

Just be aware that on many colors you need a base coat under the paint to have it match.
Also the clear coat. ColorRite will let you know.

Yes, they were working properly. I did make one mis-statement; the hazard lights work erratically whether I engage the left OR right turn signal. The other thing I've noticed is that pushing in on the turn signal button no longer cancels the turn signal(s). Try spraying some electrical cleaner into...

It's only going to be stuck around the edges, so you shouldn't have to worry about the buttons. If you use piano wire (or a guitar string) don't use one that has ridges or you will scratch up the radio face underneath. Then use a solvent to remove the glue from both pieces before applying new double...