[caseywloen]

howdy to all,
just found out about this forum from KAZ on v-mod.com. im a 20 year old electriction from from Fargo, North Dakota. i got my 03 vrod in june have 3500mi. on it so far, my mods so far include samson long slashers w/1.75 baffels , power comander, screamin eagle airfilter, harley bags and detachable windshield. im always looking for more horsepower yet keep it streetable and this seems like the place to discuss it ... :cheers:

 

[MR_KING]

Welcome, and we won't hold Kaz against you! :rofl3:

 

[Max]

Welcome aboard caseywloen. Glad that you found the site.

 

[Super Kaz]

Welcome to the the Gang, and don't Listen to King he's a Little out of it from CRASHING HIS V-ROD!:spank2:

 

[Val]

welcome, caseywloen!

Mr. King just had a small brain injury...

 

[MR_KING]

welcome, caseywloen!

Mr. King just had a small brain injury...

Ahem.............big brain..............small injury!

 

[sospolice]

Hi Casey,

I spent 5 years, 2 months, 22 days, and 4 1/2 hours in Minot, ND. Brrrrrrr.....you get a short riding season up there. I too have an 03 with long slashers, power commander, and the K&M filter. I got about 1130 miles. You have any problems? My engine light comes on for a few seconds after I start it. Gonna take it to the HD dealer this weekend and have them look into it.

 

[Max]

sospolice the light coming on for five seconds is a sign that it has a code in history. If you want to save time and check the code yourself you will find all the information here to check and read codes on your scoot. We aim to please.

Max

 

[Super Kaz]

Max,
You are The Man!lause What would we do with out this Place?

 

[caseywloen]

sospolice, the only problems ive had so far is the fuel flange " brought to dealer and warenty covered it" and my batterie might have a bad cell ....... other than that just poor traction in the snow:diablo: i rode to work yesterday and after work had to ride trough snow not too bad just flippin cold

 

[Super Kaz]

yOUR A fREAKIN Animal!:thumb

 

[sospolice]

Max,

How do I read the codes? Not real mechanical.

Doug

BTW...got a dag names Max

 

[caseywloen]

im gonna ride my bike till there too much snow to ride it,,,, and when that happens maby put a ski on the front lol J/k last year i put 140 miles on over xmas on my first bike regretably a shadow

 

[Max]

sospolice to read codes it is very easy and is done with the use of the turn signals key and trip reset buttons. Here is a link that describes the exact procedure.

http://www.v-rodforums.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=3

Then after you get the code here is all the codes listed so you will know exactly what happened. It also explains how to clear codes. I should add that if no code show up then you may have the phantom low voltage code that seems to appear often.

http://www.v-rodforums.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=2

 

[sospolice]

thanks max

 

[BikerTrash1130]

Welcome! Good to see some more young blood here. Make sure and vote on the age post, that bell curve is disturbing. :goof

 

[VRODScout]

First, Welcome!
There is a LOT of sage advice here on our bike, even from the young crowd, like BikerTrash!! No age group has the corner on the market for good ideas! Fer sure, ya'know!

Mike

 

[BobT]

Welcome to the forum. Lots to read and look at.
BobT