Automatic chain oilers?

[Ralph_imp]

i wouldn't mind a belt rather than a chain, but...
i am not a fan of self canceling turn signals.
i bypassed the self cancel feature on my sportster.

Thats interesting, (you just know I'm going to ask) why

ralph

Thats interesting, (you just know I'm going to ask) why

ralph
short answer , not calibrated well enough.
long answer..
to me the time the turn signal was on wasn't long enough.
i found many times that i pressed the turn signal and that it self cancelled before i actually turned.
the fix for the issue was to hold the signal button down longer before release or pay attention to when it turned off and turn it back on.
i almost always remember to cancel the turn signal after a turn no mater what cycle i am on.
most of the time i forget to cancel is if something breaks the normal flow (like paying attention to a car that might do something stupid)
on the CB i hit the turn signal cancel button as i am riding just in case.
on the sporty i will check the signal indicators to see if on, or hit right , left left. (that combo ensures the signals are off)

thats if you are referring to the turn signals.
if you are asking about the belt, then thats a different answer all together...

Thats interesting, (you just know I'm going to ask) why

ralph
short answer , not calibrated well enough.
long answer..
to me the time the turn signal was on wasn't long enough.
i found many times that i pressed the turn signal and that it self cancelled before i actually turned.
the fix for the issue was to hold the signal button down longer before release or pay attention to when it turned off and turn it back on.
i almost always remember to cancel the turn signal after a turn no mater what cycle i am on.
most of the time i forget to cancel is if something breaks the normal flow (like paying attention to a car that might do something stupid)
on the CB i hit the turn signal cancel button as i am riding just in case.
on the sporty i will check the signal indicators to see if on, or hit right , left left. (that combo ensures the signals are off)

thats if you are referring to the turn signals.
if you are asking about the belt, then thats a different answer all together...
Ah, got it. I guess I've been fortunate. My Sportster is a 2013 and the turn signals have been flawless. When I apply them, they stay on until I turn the corner and cancel when the bike is in the upright position again. If I apply them, say getting on the freeway, they will stay on for about 1/2 mile and then cancel.

I can see where if they didn't work right it would be very irritating

ralph