TPMS unit replaced

[B.D.F.]

Yeah, but it almost makes up for the unclear part by adding (unknowingly) the funny part. I mean really.... :-)

Brian

That is why I paraphrased the manual before quoting the manual.  There are times the manual is not exactly "clear".  Many times.  Way too many times.

[Tremainiac]

Clear as a pint of Guinness.. 
Have pushed many buttons and uttered many semi creative incantations
She's been put to bed for the day as its 29 degrees out and the game is on.
Tomorrows another day.
Thanks... I think... 

[B.D.F.]

Ignore the manual reference and go to reply number 76 in this thread (about 6 or 8 posts up from this one). Read my sequence but only use the one marked 'Right' 'cause the other one was a joke. :-)

Press and hold top button
Press and release bottom button (warning will clear when this is done and red warning LED will illuminate)
Release top button
Enjoy riding C-14 free of warnings.

Never, ever swear at the bike- it is not as if it cannot hear you! Only speak in low tones and soothing voice. When nessasary, invoke the KiPass incantation and peace and harmony will be yours.... at least until daylight savings time rolls around again.

Brian

Clear as a pint of Guinness.. 
Have pushed many buttons and uttered many semi creative incantations
She's been put to bed for the day as its 29 degrees out and the game is on.
Tomorrows another day.
Thanks... I think... 

[VirginiaJim]

Says you...  I prefer swearing and hitting it ever so hardly.

[phoneman]

  My rear sensor was acting up a couple of weeks ago.  It was driving me nuts so I just threw the bike down in the driveway.

 Dang sensor ain't acted up since.  YMMV. 

[B.D.F.]

That will only work for a while. For a true, permanent solution, set the bike on fire.

Brian

  My rear sensor was acting up a couple of weeks ago.  It was driving me nuts so I just threw the bike down in the driveway.

 Dang sensor ain't acted up since.  YMMV. 

[Tremainiac]

Took your advise and chucked it down in the garage and set it on fire.
Good news.
No longer concerned about the flashing screen.
Bad news.
We lost the house due to the fire.

Anybody got a spare room?
For 5?

[B.D.F.]

You must have miss- read the translation in the manual about how to burn the bike.

How big are you, on average. I mean the whole group- 750 lb. total? More, less? Carnivores? Do you like mice, again, as a group?

Brian

Took your advise and chucked it down in the garage and set it on fire.
Good news.
No longer concerned about the flashing screen.
Bad news.
We lost the house due to the fire.

Anybody got a spare room?
For 5?

[VirginiaJim]

Ah yes....some think that the TPMS was conceived by witchcraft.  It's only proper it was burned.

[B.D.F.]

It is OK, I am considering letting his whole family live at my house. Depending on their size, diet requirements, etc. And they will be in charge of maintaining the trapline- hey, gotta' charge something, right?

Brian

Ah yes....some think that the TPMS was conceived by witchcraft.  It's only proper it was burned.

[Conrad]

You must have miss- read the translation in the manual about how to burn the bike.

How big are you, on average. I mean the whole group- 750 lb. total? More, less? Carnivores? Do you like mice, again, as a group?

Brian

 

And how does the group, as a whole, feel about peanut butter?

[VirginiaJim]

I like it in moderation.

[phoneman]

  Just think what I might have done if KIPASS had acted up the same time the TPMS was showing it's behind.

  It could have gotten ugly real fast.

[VirginiaJim]

Bought an FJR?  Before you poo poo that idea, it's been done before.

[B.D.F.]

Easy there Conrad, don't ruin the surprise.

This is just the 'getting to know you phase'; we'll deal with specific duties and likes / dislikes later.

 

Brian

And how does the group, as a whole, feel about peanut butter?