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Showroom motorcycle yanks mat under man.
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Previously:
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...599#post143272
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...345#post204403
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...047#post153354
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...131#post141401
Oops, Might want to make sure the motorcycle is in neutral next time before attempting to start it up.
Showroom test: Do not sell this man a motorcycle unless he buys it in cash. Can't get payments from a dead guy. Sadly we have way too many of this sort of riders around.
This man is clearly a dimwit, but I kinda like that motorcycle, mostly due to the fact that you can engage the starter whenever you want. I didn't think Honda would make a bike where you could engage the starter while in gear. Every other manufacturer locks out the starter with the neutral and/or clutch switch. Protip; bypass that switch. There are a lot of really good reasons to engage the starter while in gear. Particularly in a broken down Jeep.
My Tacoma has a button you can push to allow starting without pushing the clutch. You can do it in any gear. I have had 1996, 1999, 2005, my son has a 2019, all had that feature.
I did not think Jeeps ever broke down? :hattip:
I love that little stagger at the end. Oh so perfect...
There is a position on my Harley where it is in neutral, but the N light does not come on, every once in a while I hit it, but it has never" jumped" into gear.
Give that mana gun and you can bet he'll shoot himself in the foot with it!
Technically a 'Jeep' never does. There is a phenomena of all breakdowns, when irate owners change the name into similar unpronounceable sounds. It worsens dependent on expenditure curing situation, multiplied by proximity outside help.Quote:
Originally Posted by hemmjo
Some never regain their original title...