SuzukiSavage.com - My Savage is bad luck!

justin_o_guy2

Serious Thumper

Offline

What happened?

Posts: 55279
East Texas, 1/2 dallas/la.

Re: My Savage is bad luck!
Reply #15 - 05/06/12 at 21:32:08

I will appease them by riding the hell out of the bike on a daily basis. Its just the sort of helpful guy I am. No thanks are needed. Really.

I will appease them by riding the Devil out of the bike on a daily basis.

I think maybe thats more of an exact prescription, tho riding hell out of it would probably do it,

Its just the sort of helpful guy I am. No thanks are needed. Really.

See?,, THIS is what makes this site so cool!~Such caring, giving people,,Its not often we get to witness such altruism in America anymore,
It gives me hope,, & if it works, It gives me hope I TOO will one day meet an EEEEdeyut who will send ME a free motorcycle!

Back to top

The people never give up their liberties but under some delusion.- Edmund Burke.

IP Logged

MMRanch Serious Thumper Offline Evil flourishes if Good Men do Nothing. Posts: 5837 LYNCHBURG TN Gender:	Re: My Savage is bad luck! Reply #16 - 05/06/12 at 21:46:18 Your Bike is defently in need of a loooong ride ! You know , Like at least 3 days out of state ! And a healthy change in elevation would be a good thing to include . Sometimes bikes need to have a tent and sleeping bag tied to them (weather you use it or not). Take pictures and send us a post card .
Back to top	I see and feel the Holy Spirit in the world , as does anybody who has eyes to see. IP Logged

SuperSavage Senior Member Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 341	Re: My Savage is bad luck! Reply #17 - 05/06/12 at 22:20:32 I know what the problema is... you need to form a life-time bond with your bike...ala "Avatar" Just attach your thing-a-ma-jig to your bike's thing-a-ma-jig and hold on 'til the bond is secure.. Easy Peasy...
Back to top	IP Logged

LANCER

Serious Thumper
Alliance Member

Offline

Savage Beast
Performance Parts

Posts: 10668
Oklahoma
Gender: male

Re: My Savage is bad luck!
Reply #18 - 05/07/12 at 03:41:53

Greg wrote on 05/06/12 at 13:46:01:

I think either my Savage is bad luck or I have been cursed. Since my purchase, I have had problems with the bank and scheduled automatic payments, my clothes dryer dies, my clothes washing machine dies, I get some tiny ants in my upstairs bathroom, business slowed down, I mis-diagnosed a PC hardware issue, and I ripped the crotch in my favorite khaki cut-offs! Huh

Does anyone know how to reverse this? Smiley

You guys have missed a very important point.
You need to treat it like a good woman.
Whisper sweet things softly into her ear as you tenderly caress her tender places....

THEN take her out and ride her HARD & FAST & PUT HER UP WET ! ! !

She will love you forever after that. Cool

Back to top

IP Logged

Greg Serious Thumper Offline Molon Labe Posts: 1251 Southeast PA, uSA Gender:	Re: My Savage is bad luck! Reply #19 - 05/07/12 at 04:51:36 Y'all have some great suggestions! I think I will lift the front of my seat and go for a long ride. Poop on the problems. Even if I fix them, more are anxiously waiting to take their place! Unfortunately, I am stuck in my version of Hell until Saturday.
Back to top	2002 Savage. IP Logged

Kiran

Ex Member

Re: My Savage is bad luck!
Reply #20 - 05/07/12 at 07:04:31

I've had the same feeling since I bought my 2012..

From the git-go the belt wines line a siren and it stutters when trying to cruise at virtually any speed other than WOT.

A tailbag I bought for it was gigantic and looked like crap on the bike. Back it went.

A cover I bought was a dust cover; not weatherproof. Back it went.

I got another tailbag for a bicycle since nothing I could find was small enough for what I wanted. Well the biggest bicycle one was barely big enough to put my fist in. For $15 I gave it to my neighbor who rides a bicycle all over creation.

I got a bicycle computer but the wire was too short to reach the handle bars. For $14 I gave it to my neighbor, and even installed it for him.

I bought a Air Hawk seat cushion ($100) and I'm finding that it raises me up too much and throws off my handling. Even with most of the air let out. I might keep it in the tailbag I can't seem to find so if I want to use it, I'll have it.

The $20 (now $38) bike lift I built works, but the bike tips backwards and sits on the rear tire unless I prop it up with a brick.

And my wife asks 'What was wrong with the scooter you traded in?'

Back to top

IP Logged

justin_o_guy2

Serious Thumper

Offline

What happened?

Posts: 55279
East Texas, 1/2 dallas/la.

Re: My Savage is bad luck!
Reply #21 - 05/07/12 at 08:31:11

I might keep it in the tailbag I can't seem to find so if I want to use it, I'll have it.

The $20 (now $38) bike lift I built works, but the bike tips backwards and sits on the rear tire unless I prop it up with a brick.

And my wife asks 'What was wrong with the scooter you traded in?'

YOuve got a knack for writing. Very enjoyable.

Back to top

The people never give up their liberties but under some delusion.- Edmund Burke.

IP Logged