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[DICKW]

Ok, ok!!   I give!    It was a stupid question, but I still can't get them down at the same time.  One always starts blinking first.  Guess I'm not coordinated enough.

Have you sorted this out yet???

[RedDevil]

Ok, ok!!   I give!    It was a stupid question, but I still can't get them down at the same time.  One always starts blinking first.  Guess I'm not coordinated enough.

Hotrod,
I know it's an old cliche' but I'm going to say it anyway.   "The only stupid question is the one that isn't asked."   You'll have to get use to this bunch...everyone is fair game, even the master of sarcasm himself. (Did I get that right AJ?)   

[WFP]

Even the question that was....What is the little round thingy and the bottom right of the fairing?



answer......charger connection for Don's vibrator

Looking from the front?

[Twolanerider]

Even the question that was....What is the little round thingy and the bottom right of the fairing?



answer......charger connection for Don's vibrator

Remember, the mystery button turns that on....

[hard10]

...everyone is fair game, even the master of sarcasm himself. (Did I get that right AJ?)   

Yes Charlie, even me! 

When I first got my SEUC, I was afraid to touch the "mystery button" thinking it was somehow related to the removal of the fairing. [For those of you who don't know what we're talking about, it's the cigarette lighter  ] I sat there at lunch for a good hour reading the owner's manual trying to figure out what the hell that stupid button did. Nowhere in the owner's manual does it make ANY reference to it! I didn't dare touch it, pull on it, turn it for fear of the fairing coming loose. When a buddy finally meet me after lunch, I asked (humbly) what it did. It was my DUH! moment.

[DICKW]

Yes Charlie, even me! 

When I first got my SEUC, I was afraid to touch the "mystery button" thinking it was somehow related to the removal of the fairing. [For those of you who don't know what we're talking about, it's the cigarette lighter  ] I sat there at lunch for a good hour reading the owner's manual trying to figure out what the hell that stupid button did. Nowhere in the owner's manual does it make ANY reference to it! I didn't dare touch it, pull on it, turn it for fear of the fairing coming loose. When a buddy finally meet me after lunch, I asked (humbly) what it did. It was my DUH! moment.

Now that was the funniest post in this thread

[Hotrod50]

Yeah I got it figured out.  Even made it work.   Glad I ask.

[NETacoma03Fatboy]

we were returning from the Redwood Rally (5 bikes) and we had to pull over for one of the guys.  So the back rider puts his flashers on and one of the guys we were with says  "I wish my bike (Heritage) has that option".   The rest of us just burst out laughing.  He was pretty embarrassed as he had been riding this bike for quite some years....

[1abastarsmda]

LOL, that is funny, but it's true. that's how mine got fixed.
We assume everyone knows what everyone else is talking about, but, not so weedhopper. Especially as such a huge international group here. We assume that many in Europe and such, speak english, but they use a translator and they loose some of our dialect and don't get the full jist. And we really dont speak proper english so it makes it difficult.
Darn, one day Highjagger said "have a nice day" and I thought he said" kiss my azz".
all in all- I agree

Huh?  I can't understand that TN dialect.

[1abastarsmda]

Yes Charlie, even me! 

When I first got my SEUC, I was afraid to touch the "mystery button" thinking it was somehow related to the removal of the fairing. [For those of you who don't know what we're talking about, it's the cigarette lighter  ] I sat there at lunch for a good hour reading the owner's manual trying to figure out what the hell that stupid button did. Nowhere in the owner's manual does it make ANY reference to it! I didn't dare touch it, pull on it, turn it for fear of the fairing coming loose. When a buddy finally meet me after lunch, I asked (humbly) what it did. It was my DUH! moment.

I've read many posts about the mystery button on here, and I never did know what anyone was talking about until now.  The freakin' lighter?  The night I picked my bike up, I noticed that and just thought to myself, "Cool, it's got a lighter."  Now that I know that most people don't actually recognize it, I suppose I can screw with some people...but how could it not be recognized immediately as a lighter?  I guess I'll have to take a look at it on the bike to see if it could look like something else.

[2018_FLTRXSE]

I'm gonna hgave some fun with the next guy who doesnt know that its a lighter.

Here's something about the SERG/SESG turn signals/flashers: With the 4-way lights on, you have NO brake lights.

[hard10]

...but how could it not be recognized immediately as a lighter?  I guess I'll have to take a look at it on the bike to see if it could look like something else.

As a person who doesn't smoke, and this being my first full dresser, I would never have thought to put a cigarette lighter on a motorcycle. Now, all of you who grew up in the 60's remember that every car had them. I, on the other hand, remember when new cars came with "power points" without the lighter and had little rubber caps. 

[SBB]

As a person who doesn't smoke, and this being my first full dresser, I would never have thought to put a cigarette lighter on a motorcycle. Now, all of you who grew up in the 60's remember that every car had them. I, on the other hand, remember when new cars came with "power points" without the lighter and had little rubber caps. 

Don't even go there AJ.

Your older than that.

You just didn't know and that's ok.

You do now!

SBB

[1abastarsmda]

As a person who doesn't smoke, and this being my first full dresser, I would never have thought to put a cigarette lighter on a motorcycle. Now, all of you who grew up in the 60's remember that every car had them. I, on the other hand, remember when new cars came with "power points" without the lighter and had little rubber caps. 

The 60's?  I don't think it was that many years ago that the car manufacturer's realized that they could charge extra for a lighter and an ashtray.  We're not talking about 8-track tape players.

[DICKW]

I bought the dresser for the Lighter...... Hmmmmm