Big Brown Truck delivered my H-D wind deflectors for the RKC yesterday evening. Thought I would take a few minutes to slap them on this morning before going for a ride. Wrong!
The signal wouldn't allow me enough room to install them. No problem, I'll take a extra few minutes to move the signals since I saw more forward holes.
Okay, I take a 1/2hr to remove the blasted screws so I can drop the signals to gain access to a bolt I knew had to be holding the driving lights on. I get the signal dropped and started to unplug the driving light wire. Duh, no plug to unplug! :duh?: Now I go inside for a coffee refill and check the service manual. Well kiss my grits, the manual states I need a special socket to loosen/remove the nut holding the driving lights. Since almost 3hrs of my play time is gone now I stick it back together like it was when I started. :wacko:
So the whole time I'm riding today I'm thinking about this small "situation" I have. I don't know if I want to cut the wire and solder/crimp in a connector for easy removal in the future or buy a generic 9/16" deep socket and take my die grinder to it. Whatcha think?
Sorry to be so long winded, but I guess some days you're the shoe and somedays you're the floor! At least I got a good ride in today. :woohoo: I'll fight with the deflectors another day. ^rolleyez^
Okay, I take a 1/2hr to remove the blasted screws so I can drop the signals to gain access to a bolt I knew had to be holding the driving lights on. I get the signal dropped and started to unplug the driving light wire. Duh, no plug to unplug! :duh?: Now I go inside for a coffee refill and check the service manual. Well kiss my grits, the manual states I need a special socket to loosen/remove the nut holding the driving lights. Since almost 3hrs of my play time is gone now I stick it back together like it was when I started. :wacko:
So the whole time I'm riding today I'm thinking about this small "situation" I have. I don't know if I want to cut the wire and solder/crimp in a connector for easy removal in the future or buy a generic 9/16" deep socket and take my die grinder to it. Whatcha think?
Sorry to be so long winded, but I guess some days you're the shoe and somedays you're the floor! At least I got a good ride in today. :woohoo: I'll fight with the deflectors another day. ^rolleyez^