Somewhere I have a picture of me next to my 450 - holding a sign and a
trophy - #1 RAT Bike at a local United Bikers of Maine show.
Competition wasn't stiff and I had a tiger tail hanging off the end of
the luggage rack.
:-)
-Joey
On Wed, Jun 23, 2010 at 7:43 AM, Allen Thomas <althomas...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Just as an fyi, on my 92 you just remove two screws and the gague will
> come out of the cup. From there just pull the bulb and wires from
> their socket in the back of the gague. Reverse to replace. Maybe a 10
> minute process if you also spill your beer. While the flashlights have
> the added benefit of attracting attention.. You're delving into rat
> bike territory.
>
> On 6/23/10, mongoose22p <clantonst...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>> i have a 82 750 with the same problem everything works except the inst
>> lights no fuses blown also my gas guage doesnt work good luck with it
>> steve knoxville tn
>>
>> On Jun 18, 1:05 pm, Joey Kelley <sandp...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> Hello All,
>>> Most of the time I ride during the day - so this problem is
>>> not an issue. However, I'm looking at doing some longer day trips in
>>> the next few weeks and that will probably entail some riding after
>>> dark. Perhaps multiple hours worth.
>>> My gauge lights don't work. I know that it is probably a
>>> simple bulb replacement - but - frankly - I don't want to tear into
>>> the bike and attempt to fix them with everything else working fine.
>>> Perhaps this winter I'll get to it.
>>> So - how do I temporarily light up my gauges at night?? Any
>>> suggestion (within reason!) is welcome!
>>> Thanks!
>>> -Joey
>>> 82 CB450 SC
>
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