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  1. If its the pump it would at least crank wouldn't it? it's not doing that. So here's the rundown of the bike over winter so we might be able to eliminate questions lol

    Since I have had the bike, which I got it towards the End of Nov., I did not winterize it because if it's sunny out, I'm taking it our regardless of how cold it is. At one point when it was raining a shit ton it was left in a rain outside my apartment and water seeped into the tank and it wouldn't start, but it would crank. I got the fluid drained and put fresh gas in the tank and walla, she was running. After that I had put the bike in a garage(none heated) and would start it once a week and would also ride it about once a week for at least 20-30 minutes. No problems, minus cold finger tips. I recently moved it to my parents house(a warmer setting but no heaters) because I got rid of the other garage. It had been there for a few days and then since it was nice today I got her out and rode for about 30 minutes. In that time, I stopped and got food, and she started back up just fine. Rode home and was there for about an hour and walked back out and wouldn't start. I pulled in the clutch hit the ignition and nothing but a click...not even cranking(my guess is that it's electrical), I tried again a few hour later and same thing. A simple click, and not cranking.

  2. So again, another problem, but this time, with no rain or water getting in the tank. I rode my bike for about 30 minutes earlier and everything was fine. Was at home for about an hour and went to go ride to work and wouldn't start. I pull in the clutch and hit the ignition and it clicks once and nothing. I've turned it off and back on and still nothing. Any ideas why might this have happened or how to fix it?

  3. I've never used a pitbull stand or any of the other brands. I picked one up from pony that looks exactly like the cheaper one and I like it because it gets the job done for cleaning and maintenance. the only thing I have to do it tight the screws before I use it because its little woobles a little bit but it's never dropped my bike or anything.

  4. So I already have a GoPro and I'm looking to get another camera. The video's I've seen with the Contours seem nice(to me at least in terms of quality and such).

    I get a discount on the Contours which is why I'm deciding to go that route.

    Is having the GPS worth it? knowing how fast i'm going and elevation and stuff? or Should I keep it simple and get the ROAM, having 170 wide angle and 1080p same as the gps. It also has bluetooth enabled...which I know I would never use. Then of course, what comes in the box is different too. Which I don't mind buying the extra stuff since i'll get a discount on that too.

    Anyone use either one or if you had to choose which would you go with?

    I briefly summed the difference between them, but I still put the info below too so you guys can see.

    Contour ROAM

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    Anywhere, Anytime

    The ContourROAM is the ideal camera for a fun and easy experience capturing your adventures anywhere life takes you. Just slide the Instant On-Record Switch and you're instantly filming beautiful HD video. The award-winning design is tough, compact, waterproof to one meter, and versatile which means you can use your Contour anywhere, anytime.

    Record up to 8 hours of 1080p video (up to 12 hours of 720p video) on a 32GB MicroSD card, then use the free Contour Storyteller App to easily transfer and share your videos with your friends and the contour.com community.

    Beautiful HD Video

    The ContourROAM records the action with a 170° super wide-angle lens, capturing all the backgrounds and peripheral moments that can be missed with a narrower field of view. Sophisticated camera technology automatically adjusts the exposure and white balance, ensuring crisp, beautiful HD video every time.

    We provide several different camera settings so that you can get the shot that best fits your activity. Choose between 3 resolutions, or a still photo mode.

    • Full HD 1080p (1920 x 1080 @ 30 fps). To capture those awesome moments in the highest resolution available.
    • Tall HD 960p (1280 x 960 @ 30fps) for those sports like surfing that are better suited to a taller image.
    • Contour 720p (1280 x 720 @30 fps). When space on your card is at a premium and you need to record that last epic adventure. This setting takes it easy on your memory.
    • Still Photo. When you want to freeze frame the action, the still photo is your perfect shot. You can pick from 6 rates (1, 3, 5, 10, 30 or 60 sec) to best capture that moment.
      Waterproof
      No need to worry about your camera surviving your next big water adventure, the ContourROAM is waterproof to one meter. A sealed gasket protects the camera's insides, allowing you to catch the action under water or in the rain, sleet, or snow. For full submersion sports, such as scuba diving or wakeboarding the ContourROAM Waterproof Case provides total dryness up to 60 meters beneath the surface.
      Clear Audio
      The video is only part of the story. Contour's built-in, multi-direction microphone captures the ambient audio that underscores all the action.
      Software
      Our free, custom Storyteller App easily downloads and helps you assemble your video footage via Mac or PC.
      Community
      Once you've got the story or segment assembled, we provide a community for sharing your video through contour.com, and sites such as Facebook, Twitter or other user-based communities.
      What's in the Box?
      • Rotating Flat Surface Mount
      • Profile Mount
      • USB Cable

    ConTourGPS

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    Track Your Story

    Add an entire new layer to your storytelling. The built-in GPS receiver tracks your location multiple times per second so you are able to capture your location, speed, and elevation while recording in beautiful hands-free HD.

    Make your video come to life with the Contour software. Watch your run via interactive map and video player that allows you to see and control the action. Challenge and compare stats with your friends to see who measures up.

    Hands Free

    The Contour HD revolutionized the way people shoot and share video by creating the first hands-free HD video camera. Its secret is the low profile design mated to the patented TRail™ system that makes it easy to slide and lock to your body, equipment, or vehicle.

    The ContourGPS camera, at only 5.2 ounces is the smallest and lightest combination of hands-free video and GPS in the world that practically disappears while wearing it. The anodized aluminum body is built tough to take all your outdoors abuse and is rated water resistant so you can be assured you won't short circuit your adventure.

    Easy to operate and use. Its as simple as sliding a single, glove-friendly switch forward to record and backwards to stop. In addition, the ContourGPS has a rotating lens and two lasers to line up your next perfect shot.

    Beautiful HD Video

    The ContourGPS captures beautiful 1080p video. It utilizes a 135° wide-angle rotating lens that delivers a true high quality image that captures all the action with minimal distortion and no fish-eye. It records Full HD in all its glory.

    We provide several different camera settings so that you can get the shot that best fits your activity. Choose between 3 resolutions, 2 frame rates, or a still photo mode.

    • Full HD 1080p (1920 x 1080 @ 30 fps). To capture those awesome moments in the highest resolution available.
    • Tall HD 960p (1280 x 960 @ 30fps). For those sports like surfing that are better suited to a taller image
    • Action HD 720p (1280 x 720 @ 60 fps). When frame rate is more important than resolution. The perfect setting to capture the fastest action. It reduces blur and rolling shutter effect.
    • Contour 720p (1280 x 720 @30 fps). When space on your card is at a premium and you need to record that last epic adventure. This setting takes it easy on your memory.
    • Still Photo. When you want to freeze frame the action, the photo mode is your perfect shot. You can pick from 5 rates (3, 5, 10, 30 or 60 sec) to best capture that moment.

    Audio

    Developed by a real rocket scientist, the built-in omni-directional microphone captures the rich sounds of the ride while keeping the wind noise to a minimum. Using AAC Audio Compression, the front facing microphone assures you that you will hear every whisper or scream.

    Storage

    The compact and lightweight design principle was carried throughout every detail of the ContourGPS. The locking back door keeps the internal MicroSD card safe so that it can capture hours of HD video content. When expanded up to 32 GB, it will record up to 8 hours of 1080p video content onto one card.

    Software

    We provide a simple to us Storyteller application to download the videos from your camera to your computer in just a few clicks. Editing is as simple as an Awesome button to feature the best parts of your story, then you can become the ultimate producer by adding a title, description, and tags. Watch your run on the interactive map that lets you see and control the action as it happens.

    Community

    You provide the story, we give you the platform to tell thousands of members just like you. Challenge your friends to see who can log the most altitude in one day, or see who has the best run on your favorite mountain. When you want to share it to more than your closest buddies on contour.com, make it easy to share to all of your favorite social media sites

    What's in the Box?

    • 2GB MicroSD Card
    • 2 Rotating Flat Surface Mounts
    • Goggle Strap Mount
    • Rechargeable Battery
    • USB Cable

  5. So my winter project has slowly begun lol I want to remove the paint off my rims (I don't think they are power coated considering he did it in his garage and got paint everywhere) and I want them back to stock color without having to repaint them. I can slowly hand pick some of the paint off (yellow paint) but didn't know if there was a paint removal out there that wouldn't ruin the wheels. The black paint I can't pick off(on rims and pegs) any suggestions? I'm also trying to avoid paying someone else to do it. I've got the time to do it so, we'll see lol

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    This is what the bike looked like when he got it. Other than that, who knows. If it has a clean title, it has one. Clearly none of us who are apart of this thread are going to buy it. People sell their stuff, some good deals and some bad. Let him sell it for whatever he wants(and you can ask him the history of the bike, and if something raises a red flag in your head, then don't fucking buy it). He also doesn't have to get rid of it. If he needed to, the price would drop.

  7. Me too, usually grab fuel when everyone else does and I always use one of my trips for fuel and the other for oil services - that way if my fuel gauge fails, I've still got an estimate of how much is left in her;)

    I would have never thought of doing that

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