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When I was younger I remember playing an old flash game about dirt bikes and you had to make your way through difficult areas, requiring flips and loops and you could change the head of your character. It was 2D and the graphics were pretty simple. The colors would change on each level that you beat. I feel like the name of the game was something along the lines of "Hybrid Extreme" or "Pure Ecstasy". It was an interesting title for a game like that. I played the game sometime around 2006 to 2010 online. It's very challenging and fun. If you're reading this and know what it's called, it's worth a try.

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I know, another 2 stroke oil thread but I am currently using belray sl-2 and it seems like it has a fairy high flash point which isn't so great fpe my style of riding since im nit racing mx and not always on the pipe and just lug the bike through the woods alot. The other choices I have for oils that are easy to get are belray H1R or ipone samurai. What one has a lower flash point and is a cleaner burning oil?

Your style sounds best suited for a synthetic oil with a lower flash point. I like to use castor blends which don't burn off as easy but offer greater lubrication. Any high quality dirtbike specific synthetic 2t oil should do.

Champion WP2 is real popular with the woods guys in my neck of the woods, flash point is 175*F, so it burns off really well. Maxima Formula K2 is another good oil for trail riding, it's flash point is a little higher at 240*F, but that is still a lower number for clean burning in the woods.

Edit, did a bit of searching and the flash point of Bel-Ray SL2 is 186*F, so you're already using a good oil for woods riding. If you're having issues with spooge and buildup, you really need to look at your jetting specs.

ive got an 84 xl250r and these new led turn signals will light up, but not flash. i thought i fried my relay somehow but the old blinkers still work properly. whats the deal? how do i make this work? different relay? im stumped

That 250 should be 12v. I went thru the same thing a while back. Parts stores around here don't know what to sell without a part #. You need an electronic flasher to make that work. I have the # somewhere and will post it later.

the previous 2 comments are correct but a little bit further explanation would be basicly your old flasher is like a automatic reset circuit breaker........ You need to draw a certain amount of power for the flasher to heat up and trip...... L.E.D.s do not reqcuire that many amps.......... old timers would remember their older cars or trucks the blinker not flashing when a bulb was burnt out or blinking real fast when hooked up to a trailer or a bulb shorting to ground

I beleive if you get a say 2005 or newer ford truck 3 prong flasher would be what you need and hook the 3rd prong straight to ground......... that is off the top of my head I would look at a schemetic to confirm

so the auto parts store had everything but the ep37. i got the ep36 and it didnt work. when i hit the turn switch, i hear the relay click once but its not even lighting up the blincker. i did notice that there is a slight flash of dim light the moment i turn the switch OFF. i tried every combination of wiring options as there are three wires and 3 pins on the relay. the stock one only had 2 pins and the green ground wire just hung free. is it critical that i have the ep37?? i dont get it.

The bikers were headed east on Westheimer before they turned south on Chimney Rock around 11 p.m. One of the riders fell off and slid on the ground next to his 4-wheeler.

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Houston police arrested one rider in the 3100 block of Chimney Rock and impounded his bike. A 4-wheeler was also impounded in the 2600 block of Chimney Rock, but it's unclear if the rider was detained.

We manufacture our Dirt Bike graphic kit with a patented material that ensures the quality in all stages :

-Ease setup : Under the heat, vinyl takes shape and fits on all sharp of your MC 85. The adhesive allow you to realign it for a few minutes if you made mistake.

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DynoJet's name harkens back to the days when you tuned a bike by swapping out the jets in the carburetor. DynoJet's Power Commander is a popular tuning option for a variety of modern EFI motorcycles, from Groms to GSX-Rs. RevZilla photo.

We manufacture our Dirt Bike graphic kit with a patented material that ensures the quality in all stages :

-Ease setup : Under the heat, vinyl takes shape and fits on all sharp of your MCF 250. The adhesive allow you to realign it for a few minutes if you made mistake.

-Colors never fade, they preserve their intensity for a long time

-High resitance to dirt bike constraints

-Reliable protection for your vehicles

We have spent a lot of time in the warmer months building performance products around the KTM, Husqvarna and GasGas lineup of TPI (transfer port injection) off-road motorcycles (150, 250 and 300). We are also offering a performance head and idle screw to pair with the flash, something we *heavily* encourage. If purchased together you will receive a discount. Click here for the full package (discounted).

New for 2021, we now are offering a remote reflash cable that allows you the user to flash the dirt bike to one of our performance maps from your own garage. This cable can be used for as many bikes as the user would like, but each bike must have its own license. This cable is great for those who are looking to flash between different maps, those looking to minimize downtime (no mailing of the ECU is required) and/or a good way to flash for a group of users.

If purchasing the editor program you will be provided a stock base map to start with. The editor does not come with our Silber tunes. YOU are the tuner!

Despite these OEM mapping woes, we firmly believe in the TPI system as the future of 2 stroke dirt bike riding. Simply put, fuel injection gives us more control over the riding characteristics than we could ever get out of a carb'd setup and we've been able to extract an immense amount of performance through building a map for performance & quality of ride, not European emissions.

We are the *only company in North America offering a reflash service, and the only company in the world offering the reflash service from your PC in your garage. Dollar for dollar it is the best money you can spend on your TPI*, we offer all the performance of a stand alone ECU while retaining all OEM serviceability! We have invested hundreds of hours into our proprietary flash process, and can assure you it is easier, more affordable and draws on our extensive understanding of fuel injected two strokes!*

Jumping straight to the problem; I would like to make a flashing function on my enduro dirtbike. It would only need to trigger the high beam H7 LED light on the bike. On the bike there's a dedicated button to flash the high beam bulb, it's a momentary on-off type of switch, as soon as you release it the high beam light is off. I'd like the Arduino to start a flashing sequence when pressing this switch so I don't have to flash lights manually.

I'm a beginner so please point me in the right direction, I'll try to learn as I go, I just bough my first soldering iron the other day and replaced all the oem SMD leds on the bike gauge cluster, so now I'm trying to go for this challenge if possible. Could Arduino and some fast switching device, mosfet I presume, be able to do this?

Question - if I recreate this schematic in Eagle free or similar software, will I be able to see that it actually works and make it switch/flash the headlight (I presume that's the LOAD on the schematic).

Why do you want to flash the headlight? It is one of the most dangerous things on the road that drivers do and in the UK at least, it is frowned upon unless to avoid an accident etc, like the horn. For other motorcyclists like myself, it tends to encourage other drivers to manouvre against the flow of traffic etc, without looking properly which is why it is so dangerous.

On the road, I see daytime headlights and in fact, the present profusion of bright daytime running lights, a major nuisance, let alone flashing. The overwhelming majority of driving is on built roads with centre markings if not dividers or split carriageway, so there is quite negligible requirement to be aware of oncoming traffic at any distance.

In Sweden it's mandatory to use the low headlights on day and night. The low hight of the sun makes it difficult to see another vehicle and there lighted headlights improves safety.

All blinking vehicles, fire brigade, police, ambulance.. uses blue flashing lights and sirens.

Blinking "headlights" are not allowed, not even on a bike as I've got it. Out in the nature I suppose it can be used. e24fc04721