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which LED taillight are you trying to use? have you tried to directly tap the LED taillight's brake wire on your battery's positive post? have you tried directly tapping the LED taillight's turn signal wires on the battery post? have you tried to tap the LED taillight's running light wire on...

so you have the yellow brake wire going to the LED brake wire? where in the wire harness are you measuring the 12 V? is the yellow brake wire shorting to ground between where you measured the 12 V and LED light? is the LED light grounded?

BWAHAHA. I dunno guys, to me poor Mark just got pranked.

maybe, maybe not. leaning towards maybe

ahhh man. say it ain't so. all the time that you put in :-(. even splitting the case. hope you get a good deal.

i'd love to get a couple dyno pulls under my belt, but i can tell you right now, that even though my greatest fault is perfectionism, until i can afford a climate-controlled workspace and the time to experiment, i've mostly given up trying to squeeze out that last drop of HP and torque out of my...

not dismissing sfcmcgan's comments, because in part i agree. however, a key point to discuss is that a truer series of tests would need to be performed in an climate-controlled environment. point being, for example, using sfcmcgan's suggestion of substituting the exhaust as the first change...

great news Regards from my Taptalking Hercules Android

+1 @ buster. and +1 @gamorg. i engage both front and rear brakes, u-turn, and red-line through the gears as soon as i see any threads with political (and especially religious) tendencies.

it's from SAS' gladiator line http://www.sascustomcycles.co.uk/VMax-Bodywork-GEN1(2294587).htm nope, upon further inspection, it doesn't appear to be. hmmmmmm

when you say "no vboost" do you mean to say that it's been disabled? it's a common thing for folks to disable the servo when the butterfly valves open. however, by doing so, it makes synching very difficult, if not impossible.

+1 whatever you do, keep a tight fist on the back rest. i thought i would never need it and sold it to pay for a mod. and then biketoberfest '11 was soon approaching and the wife wanted to go. ugh, m-cman ain't kidding how much a backrest can cost. luckily i found a guy selling his and a...

Dude WTFever! If a pooter-jockey like myself, whose most advanced mechanical claim-to-fame up until three years ago after I delved into motorcycling and bought my first bike, was changing out brake pads on the pickup, can say that with the help of this forum and a service manual, he DIY'd the...

i pushed him of the chair Regards from my Taptalking Hercules Android

sorry but i have to ask, have you tried to tighten down the screw?

feeling a bit cheekish today. here's a "Matryoshka doll" that holds what you want http://www.vmaxforum.net/showthread.php?t=23843

hold tight. there's a thread somewhere here. lemee hunt it down

:rofl_200: hehehe among other things to say the least. needless to say the job's been overly demanding with bouts of weekend and late night/early morning activity. :surf: :th_whip: also the wife and i are spending what few hours of free-time prepping the house for market (years of...