boboneleg

@Pedro

Coming to a beach near you soon Pedro and Sofia

I might choose to get my leg back................ BUT........................ what would be the point if I no longer had a bike to ride. I'm not feckin walking everywhere

Ok, hopefully this will get your attention Pedro, what year is your bike ?

Fuckmine, a Chinese KTM Look at all the scaffolding on that thing and they've use some poor kids sled as a bash plate

Any puddle dodging ?

Careful around the puddles

Well whatever Ren is showing him he's certainly not impressed

I have a job for you on a lane near Monmouth

I suppose that bike makes sense in USA but to me it looks like an expensive waste of time.

wtf

I wonder who posted this , Bucky will be along in a while to tell us all about chinese shite

Yes, stay in your own feckin country, I invaded yesterday to check on our English castles but I managed to sneak back over to the mainland

Like I said before, Austrailia have the right approach to this shit

Mine is about 25 years old, so you're probably not as 'old skool' as some of us

Nah , you get one that has a light in it and a crocdile clip on the end of a lead. You connect the croc clip to a good earth and then probe the connector terminals with the screwdriver , if the light comes on you know you've got a 'live'

You could just use an electrical screwdriver to find a 'live'

I use SAE connectors as well Tym, very useful for connecting different items.

First of all, I like the 'Urr? ' Lol The top one has too many wires , the bottom one with two wires looks more favourable. If you can find that connector and it turns out to be a switched-live (only shows a reading when the ignition is on ) then that could be a good one to use.

If you look at this diagram (I think it's for a 600 Bandit), you will see someone has drawn two seperate red lines pointing at connectors, I believe these to be spare switched/live connectors. The one by the headlight is brown/black-white, brown is usually live on Suzuki's . I have used connectors like that on my DR650 and DR350 as a feed for accessories.

https://motoservicemanual.com/suzuki-service-repair-manual-download/

A lot of Suzuki's have a spare switched connector somewhere , have you got a workshop manual for the bike with a wiring diagram on it ?

Hmmmmmmm, watch out Pedro because they're moving the champions league final from Istanbul to Porto, soon you'll have Man City and Chelsea supporters invading you

Really ? have come you're whinging about how poorly you are then ?

I’ll stick to the car for shopping, with the sort of riding I do the milk will end up as butter