Spectre
The Deported
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- Dallas, Texas
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- 00 4Runner | 02 919 | 87 XJ6 | 86 CB700SC
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That goes in "Idiots + Motorcycles."
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That goes in "Idiots + Motorcycles."
WRONG THREAD
I thought was posting it in that thread... I'm an idiot and I should go to sleep.
I thought you were yelling at me to post in the helmet thread! :lol:
Well, this is fucking great: I can't trip the work parking gate sensor on the bike, so the gate stays put.
There's no room to go around, and they're not exactly going to adjust the sensitivity for me. The parking manager let me in this morning, but I'll have to buzz the call center to let me out tonight. That doesn't sound like something I want to be doing every time.
So, I'm not exactly sure what to do. After this morning's ride to the office, I definitely want to try commuting on the bike, but this is a real problem.
Things I haven't tried yet:
? kickstand down in the right place
? bar magnet attached to the bottom of the bike
? saw off part of the gate #fuckit #yolo
your better solution is to get the parking manager to have the gate adjusted so it *will* pass your motorcycle. The sensitivity is adjustable.
I like to make it someone else's problem. Call the parking manager Every. Single. Time. He will get sick of it and solve the problem for his own well being.
I like to make it someone else's problem. Call the parking manager Every. Single. Time. He will get sick of it and solve the problem for his own well being.
This - it's an excellent plan. I suggest you inform the parking manager that you are sitting blocking traffic until the gate opens as well.
Or maybe I'll just buzz the call center and rev it to the moon every fucking time. :lol:
Nice - glad you figured out the trick.
Did someone mention motos in the office?
An oldie but a goodie:
Did you allow the Termignonis to sing in the office...?