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I almost posted earlier with a dilemma - I couldn't start the bike at all this morning - I pressed the button on the alarm keyfob and then turned the key - the clocks did nothing.
I turned the key off and on again - nothing.
I pressed the key fob button to set the alarm, pressed it again and it turned off, turned the key - still nothing.
I thought I'd lost control of the immobiliser and it was keeping the clocks shut off.
I gave up and got a lift to work with my wife.
I came home after stewing all day. Went to see what I could do and thought maybe, just maybe even though I never touch it, it could have been the kill switch...
I took some pics of my little girl sitting on the bike yesterday - I think she must have been particularly interested in the "red button"!
The most embarrassing thing about this is that I did the same thing on my wedding day 3 years ago (on my piaggio scooter) and had to get my mum to come and pick me up so I wasn't late to the church!
I guess the moral of the story is don't forget the kill switch!
I turned the key off and on again - nothing.
I pressed the key fob button to set the alarm, pressed it again and it turned off, turned the key - still nothing.
I thought I'd lost control of the immobiliser and it was keeping the clocks shut off.
I gave up and got a lift to work with my wife.
I came home after stewing all day. Went to see what I could do and thought maybe, just maybe even though I never touch it, it could have been the kill switch...
I took some pics of my little girl sitting on the bike yesterday - I think she must have been particularly interested in the "red button"!
The most embarrassing thing about this is that I did the same thing on my wedding day 3 years ago (on my piaggio scooter) and had to get my mum to come and pick me up so I wasn't late to the church!
I guess the moral of the story is don't forget the kill switch!