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Old 01-15-2008   #1 (permalink)
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Finally got my T100!

I signed the papers Dec 27th. It has been agony waiting for it to arrive! The holdup was due to accessories that had to be ordered and installed - and a couple of items that weren't received with the first order. The weather and road conditions haven't been great anyway - and we have some seriously cold air headed our way again. I hope to get out for a short ride tomorrow though - it might get into the low 30's. It sure is great to have it in my garage at last!
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Can't wait

Congratulations!

I put my deposit down on a silver 07 Bonnie last Saturday and hope to pick her up late this week after the accessories have been installed (TORs, center stand, tach, A/I removed).

Can't wait to actually get her!

Congrats again

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Congrats, Pauljo: hopefully it isn't too cold to slip out to the garage and take a pic. We'd all love to see what that new beauty looks like.
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Congrats man! Better invest in some warm riding gear then... no way you are not going to cave to that temptation!
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Congrats, Pauljo: hopefully it isn't too cold to slip out to the garage and take a pic. We'd all love to see what that new beauty looks like.
I'll try to get that done this week. Is there a FAQ where I can find instructions for how to insert pictures into a post?
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Congrats man! Better invest in some warm riding gear then... no way you are not going to cave to that temptation!
Hah! I own both Widder and Gerbing vest/jacket liner & gloves. I also bought the appropriate conversion pieces to plug either of them in to the Powerlet accessory outlet on my new Bonnie. I think I'll give the Widder stuff a ride today. I also think I should change the accessory fuse from 10A to 15A before trying the Gerbing gear (which draws more power).
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I'll try to get that done this week. Is there a FAQ where I can find instructions for how to insert pictures into a post?
Pauli - just PM me and i will send you clear-cut directions for inserting pix and stuff like you see the others have.
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Pauljo, not trying to dampen your enthusiasm, but in general it's not a good idea to replace fuses with fuses of a higher capacity, e.g. 15a in place of 10a.

Congratulations on getting a nice bike!
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Pauljo, what color is your T100 and what accessories did you include? Congrats on the purchase. You won't be disappointed.
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Pauljo, not trying to dampen your enthusiasm, but in general it's not a good idea to replace fuses with fuses of a higher capacity, e.g. 15a in place of 10a.
In general, I know you are right. The Gerbing gear does draw a lot more peak watts then the Widder stuff (104W vs 55W). Gerbing's native battery hookup has a 15A inline fuse. Widder's has a 10A fuse. That's why I'm thinking I'd like to change that accessory fuse to 15A. The Gerbing Jacket liner & gloves are a lot warmer than the Widder vest & gloves, and I'd like to use them with the Bonnie. I could wire the native Gerbing harness direct to the battery of course, but since I paid for the neat Triumph accessory outlet, I'd rather not.

I bought the Widder stuff to use with my scooter, which only has a 180W (at 5500 rpm) charging system.
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