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I made those back in the day. Before I got fired. Coffee Cat has a great product, I just wish the owner wasn't a total DOUCHEbag...sigpic
Originally posted by epimVampires MC. We ride motorcycles. We ride motorcycles fast. We're a family. We know where to hide the bodies.
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oh yeah, staff is awesome, the Roastmaster is awesome, just the owner is bad news. Couldn't give a fuck who came in and gave him money, and gave no respect to his customers or employees. Bad all around. But yeah, I miss Coffee Cat's great products and the staff has always been great! :-Dsigpic
Originally posted by epimVampires MC. We ride motorcycles. We ride motorcycles fast. We're a family. We know where to hide the bodies.
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Hey, I'm a new rider in Santa Cruz. I just bought a bike, but the battery died on me. I don't really know what I'm doing and figured this would be a good place to talk to someone who did. Can I just jump it from a car, or would that blow up the battery or something? Suggestions? Thanks!
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Jump it with a car that ISN'T running... but if the battery died, there's likely something else wrong too.Originally posted by the_grinch@Thatch-you sound just like an old athlete that can't face the fact that his best years are behind him. Josh would crash on the way to your funeral just to take that pin off your corpse.Originally posted by Beauregardgive me some time to get used to not riding a Harley you young whippersnapper and i'll teach you some manners
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You could damage the Voltage Regulator/Rectifier assembly jumping it from a car. How old is the battery? There's a few different things that could be causing the issue.
Here's a good flowchart to help troubleshoot:
http://www.megageek.com/mcelectric/mcflow1_raster.gif
I'm sure you could also get responses from the forum with some more information. You should probably take the battery out and have it charged. A shop like Cycle Imports on Rodeo Gulch would probably do it for u. Where are you located in town?Last edited by seric; 01-06-2010, 12:03 AM.
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Seric is right, jumping a bike from a car can damage it's relatively fragile electrical system.
It's best to remove the battery and toss it on an automatic charger for a couple days. What make and model of bike? Certain bikes, (well, pretty much every honda) are prone to charging issues.
A flat battery could be due to:
-You left the bike in the 'park' position (one notch past 'lock') that leaves the tail light on.
-The stator died.
-The Reg/Rec died.
-The battery is just old.
I would fully charge the battery, fire the bike up, and put a multimeter across the leads. You should see between 13.5 and 14 volts. Many bikes have to be tested with the engine speed somewhere above idle, so check your owners manual to find out where.
Let me know if you need any more help. Also, if you need any work done: Cycle Imports off South Rodeo Gulch is awesome."I love Satan and speedmetal" - Dylan
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