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Mr. Hyde Serious Thumper Alliance Member Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 565 Kingston, Ontario, Canada Gender:	Getting stuck at red lights - Question 07/11/08 at 13:35:55 I picked up a couple of magnets today because I've been having trouble with the local traffic lights. Where exactly should they be mounted?
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SimonTuffGuy Serious Thumper Alliance Member Offline i like to thump... ;) Posts: 1159 Central PA Gender:	Re: Getting stuck at red lights - Question Reply #1 - 07/11/08 at 14:34:27 I believe most are mounted on the lowest section of the frame... Think about where your bike stops when you're at a redlight, and where the sensor boxes would be located. I'd guess around the kickstand or engine/tranny section somewhere?
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verslagen1 YaBB Moderator ModSquad Offline Where there's a will, I want to be in it. Posts: 28884 L.A. California Gender:	Re: Getting stuck at red lights - Question Reply #2 - 07/11/08 at 17:24:07 I think it was old feller that mounted them to the topside of the kickstand pad. It seemed to work for him. and if nothing else, if you see a 15 lb. sledge hammer in the road just roll by and it will pick it up.
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Re: Getting stuck at red lights - Question
Reply #3 - 07/12/08 at 04:47:10

Mr. Hyde wrote on 07/11/08 at 13:35:55:

I picked up a couple of magnets today because I've been having trouble with the local traffic lights. Where exactly should they be mounted?

Most are mounted on the section of the frame reserved for the California Emission Canister. Don't use this flat platform for anything else as it isn't strong enough to lift the bike with a jacking device.

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