You need gas, air, spark and ignition and something else I forget. Work a flow chart from simple to most interesting. Start at gas, chart the flow. Report back.
You need gas, air, spark and ignition and something else I forget....
it might seem silly,, but you do have gas in the tank.. snip
lol
anyway...
does it have gas in the tank?
Turns out it was the best question my friend. Thank you
I have a saying for myself when I overlook something that obvious "If that's the worst thing I do today, I'm good." i.e. nothing got broken, nobody got hurt. Carry on.
The number of times I have walked away from a kitchen appliance and returned to find not a damn thing has boiled, toasted or cooked. Duh. Plugged in the kettle, forgot to flip it to ON.
Or done all the parts checks, confirm levels and pressures, run the masters and setups but no parts are coming out of the machine. Forgot to hit Cycle Start.
There is a reason computer techs over the phone still ask users "Is it plugged in?"
As for 178 km vs 200 km fuel range, that's too close to count on. If I'm having a fun day with the bike instead of just going from A to B, even if it's the same roads, reserve comes up a lot quicker.
Glad to hear you don't have a repair bill coming up.
Not to laugh but...bwahahahahaha! :lmao:
Get one of these. Please read it. Happy motoring.
http://www.harley-davidson.com/content/h-d/en_US/home/owners/service-your-bike/owners-manual.html