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Posted by tmassey
- July 25, 2010, 17:37:49 PMglad you were not hurt.....there are some crazy ass people out there...
Terry
Posted by theylive
- July 25, 2010, 16:37:37 PMOkay, I was able to get the signal back on by forcing the rubber boot back over the bolt via cutting out some of the rubber with a razor and forcing it back on.... I'm stoked!
Posted by theylive
- July 25, 2010, 07:31:32 AMLast night I made the mistake of riding around a very busy downtown and as I was making a left hand turn, a car pulled out in front of me forcing me to jackknife and lay the bike down. I jumped over the handlebars and onto a curb. Thank the Lord I wasn't going fast and I was Ok. I still can't believe out of a sea of people and vehicles watching, not one person tried to help me or asked if I was OK. And what I really can't believe is my bike is unscratched and was a cinch to pick back up ( I had recently watched how to pick a dropped bike in the mod/tips section... good stuff) maybe it was just my adrenaline? The only damage was the left hand rear signal popped off its arm and is just dangling by the wires. My question is, how do I connect the signal housing back onto that square head bolt that connects into the fender? There is a hard rubber boot just behind the signal lens that looks like you could just pop it back on to that bolt, but I can't seem to get it on even with Vaseline as lube. Anyone ever dealt with this?