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 Posted: Mar 23, 2009 7:56 am Post subject: Perfect Pass Placement |
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So, have any of you installed and located your Perfect Pass in a place other than the gauge cluster right in front of you? Maybe, along the side next to the throttle or something like that? If so, how do you like it there? Does it work out OK?
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WakeMikey
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| Posted: Mar 23, 2009 12:21 pm Post subject: |
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Oh sure now you're gonna make us all jealous and get PP? Geaz Okie slow down a little bit will you?  Have you tried surfing yet?? It will totally change the way you spend your day.
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| Posted: Mar 23, 2009 12:32 pm Post subject: |
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PP will likely be next year, so don't get too excited. I'm just trying to put some feelers out there and do some research.
I kinda like the dual speedos and would rather not remove one to install PP. So, what other locations could I consider? Most seem to be not in the dash. Wondering what others have done.
I haven't really been in the water doing anything yet and only my son tried surfing behind a MC last year that was really nice and offered him a pull. I'm not sure if we will surf this year or not. Our budget is about used up and doubt there is going to be money for a board. If our friend that rides with us a lot decides to buy a board, then that will be a different story. 
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