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04-12-2009, 12:02 AM
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so im on the gixxer forum since i have a 99 gsxr 750. im gonna put remote start on it because i have one on my f4i and i like it alot, and i have one laying around.on the f4i there is a security wire so i asked the douche bags over there if there was any type of security wires and all they could say was how fuc*ing lazy and stupid i am for doing this
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04-12-2009, 12:41 AM
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04-12-2009, 01:24 AM
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Every forum, gixxer or not has a "tool" or two around that seem to exist just to be dumbasses, hell I've even seen one or two around here and this forum tends to be a bit better than most when it comes to that. Sounds like you ran into a few of them over there, wouldn't let it bug yah though. Part of life is dealing with tools sometimes and not letting it ruin your day. The anonymity of the internet really tends to bring the worse out in people, they behave in ways and say things online they don't have the ***** to in real life.
As for the autostart, there are actual reasons to have one, for instance, I usually walk out of my house geared and ready to go and prefer to just jump on and take off, but I won't ride it till the motor warms up some, so I can either sit there and wait or have already started it from inside the house and let it warm up, saves time. Haven't installed one yet on my current bike but I had one on one of my previous bikes, loved it.
As for the autostart, there are actual reasons to have one, for instance, I usually walk out of my house geared and ready to go and prefer to just jump on and take off, but I won't ride it till the motor warms up some, so I can either sit there and wait or have already started it from inside the house and let it warm up, saves time. Haven't installed one yet on my current bike but I had one on one of my previous bikes, loved it.
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04-12-2009, 02:18 AM
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Oh, and there are tools everywhere. We had one just recently: scottysnotty or sumpin like that ...
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yeah im weird like that, my garage is full of crap so theres not alot of room. apparently most the tools ride suzuki cause that forumis full of them
This confuses me ... you take the bike outta the garage then remote start it? How is that saving time? I would think you just hit the garage door remote (from inside the house) then hit the remote start (from inside the house) finish putting on your gear, go out and ride. Would be handy for winter riding for sure. Not so much need in the summer.
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Oh, and there are tools everywhere. We had one just recently: scottysnotty or sumpin like that ...
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Oh, and there are tools everywhere. We had one just recently: scottysnotty or sumpin like that ...
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04-12-2009, 05:23 AM
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04-12-2009, 06:53 AM
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go back to the gixxer forum and tell them that you arent just going to use any remote start. The one you have comes with a "chrome keyfob" and has a neon light, then they will respect ya.
I think its a good idea. it makes more sense with a bike then a car in a lot of ways as your bike really should be warmed up fully before driving it, which can take several minutes.
I think its a good idea. it makes more sense with a bike then a car in a lot of ways as your bike really should be warmed up fully before driving it, which can take several minutes.
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04-12-2009, 07:13 AM
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