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GS500 Dies when put into gear

Started by Chris.t.Collins, June 16, 2005, 12:46:39 PM

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Chris.t.Collins

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Kerry

Quote from: JazzzzzIf you don't endorse the Clymer, why is it the one linked at Amazone under through the "Buy a Repair Manual" link at the top of the forums?
Not my fault!  I just work here.  :roll:

Seriously ... I can't remember john ever commenting on the Haynes manual.  Perhaps he never owned one for the GS.  :dunno:

As I understand it, john has somehow worked out a cool arrangement with Amazon.  If you follow the link provided, and end up buying a book, Amazon can tell that you were referred from this website and will kick back a small percentage of the purchase price to the GStwin coffers.  I think that this applies no matter what you buy from Amazon, as long as you initially get there by following the link above.  But I haven't been able to confirm that.  (john?)

If that is true, then you can also support the site by buying a (hardback!) Haynes manual if you:
    * Follow the provided link,
    * Do an
Amazon.com search for 1859609856 (the book's ISBN number), and
* Buy the book![/list:u]Maybe we can convince john to provide 2 links - "Buy a Clymer Manual" and "Buy a Haynes Manual"?   :thumb:  I'm sure he would go for it if we all promised to buy our next vacuum cleaner or digital camcorder by following the Haynes link....  :lol:


Quote from: Chris.t.CollinsWhat is wrong with Clymer?
There are a lot of things RIGHT with the Clymer manual, including more in-depth info when it comes to tearing the whole bike apart.  But for the average owner, I think the Haynes manual is much more accessible.  (I own both.)  For a couple of my previously-posted comparative observations, see this thread ... and especially this one.
Yellow 1999 GS500E
Kerry's Suzuki GS500 Page

pdg108

Quote from: drvmystckFree newb lesson #2 of the day:

That ignition past 'lock' that says 'P'? Don't leave your bike in that position and work for 11 hours. Bikey no startey. Stupid parking lights.

Ok, I feel better now. Had to get that embarrassment off my chest. Long day.

Wow, you mean there used to be printing on the ignition? :P  Try it when your bikes has been worn off before you bought it.   :roll:  A little P might have saved me a bump start or two....  :mrgreen:
The GS500 is the safest bike on the planet, it can just barely kill you.
"I did absolutely nothing, and it was everything I ever thought it could be."

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