Job blocked the site for awhile but now it's back. Guess they realize they couldn't get any work out of me without my forum breaks![]()
Job blocked the site for awhile but now it's back. Guess they realize they couldn't get any work out of me without my forum breaks![]()
My name is Jean and I ride a 2009 Vulcan 900 Classic named Peppermint Patty.
In the 3 years ive been on this sit here at school its never been blocked, so im hoping it stays that way<taps on wood>
Cause the firewalls we have are super overzealous and block google half the time and its terrible how we cant use google or yahoo or anything lol...bing is usually the only one we can use. Lucky so far
Joshua
I work on a military installation and when DOD decided to block youtube and facebook, they also blocked this site. Department of Defense had a change of heart when they found ot that most of the deployed soldiers were using youtube and facebook to stay connected to their families. This site keeps me connected to my donkey family!![]()
My name is Jean and I ride a 2009 Vulcan 900 Classic named Peppermint Patty.
We are...my dad owns a 1300 VTX and my mom changed the battery for him while he was at work. Its right under the seat.
My v-star is right next to my exhaust pipes and it has a taught rubber band holding it in place and I cant figure out how to remove te rubber bit. The son of the Yamaha dealership is in my small engines class and he said it just loosens at one end and unhooks but I cant find it.
Joshua
On the right side side of the bike there is a compartment with a small hex screw on the bottom left side. Use the larger hex wrench from your tool kit to remove this screw and the cover will pull off. The battery is then held behind a black plastic holder, which you can remove by prying the rubber strap off of the bottom.
Read more: Answers.com - How do you get to the battery compartment of your yamaha V Star 650 classic
I knew that much...just dotn know how to pry off the rubber strap with it being as tight as it is and not breaking it. Ill look more during my open and get it off my bike and on the charger so im not bleeding anything if a switch went bad or somthing and its draining my battery
Joshua
Remove the plastic part holding the battery in place by pulling or prying the rubber strap attaching the bottom piece to the interior of the battery compartment
Read more: How to Change the Battery on a Yamaha VStar 650 | eHow.com How to Change the Battery on a Yamaha VStar 650 | eHow.com
Just a couple sites with a real basic how to. Sounds like you just YANK it off HAHAHA. I am sure you can get it. Trust yourself, young patttiwon. The force is strong in you.
I know, im barely 17 and Ive got over 12k street miles on my two bikes
I petty sure its Ram it off and Hahahah...(Ramahahahaha=yamahahahahahahah)
When I was younger I always thought I was going to get a yamaha keyboard before I got a yami motorcycle
Joshua
Remember, sometimes you must first break something in order to figure out the proper way to disassemble it![]()
I would rather test on someone elsese bike....But im happy ive had my ninja in the paper and on craigs list for about 7 months and I got 3 calls on it in the last week or so
Joshua
That poor doogyy....lol but it looks great....Im gladI can spend this time with the forum. Every 9:05 to 10:01 playing angry birrds on my ipod and seeing funny stuffs
Joshua
I know the dog doesn't want any of his friends to see him![]()
My name is Jean and I ride a 2009 Vulcan 900 Classic named Peppermint Patty.
*Creeping in, looking around frightened* Hey, what's with this relocation program? I hate change!!
Top of the mornin to ya!! Happy ST Patty's Day! I have to run AGAIN, but hope to drop back in later today!!! Take care & ride safe!
Heaven's just a rumor she'll dispel
As she walks me through the nicest parts of hell
Drag a potato through boston and get jumped
Im happy but i have to work today fo rgetting yesterday and tomorrow off....so im at school for 7 hours, then I work for another 7 before I can go home
Joshua
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