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Do magnets REALLY work?Touring Models |
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Start The Engine
Ride: 07 Ultra Classic
Join Date: Jun 5th, 2008
Location: Longview, WA
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Re: Do magnets REALLY work?
Hey bros & siss'....
What is this about the need for magnets? I've read alot about them and the problems some riders have at traffic lights. Beats me as to why, but I've rode rice burners and HDs and have never, yes, I said never, been stalled at a light because I wasn't "seen". Maybe I jus' gotta lotta iron in my blood or lead in my arse! Ya think? Happy Trails! Luke |
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Ride: 2007 Road glide
Join Date: Jan 1st, 2008
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 2,418
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Re: Do magnets REALLY work?
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Sometime just were you cross it can make a difference. Some are do not use sensors but timing system. I know WI has been replacing the one bikes will not setoff.
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Warming The Wheels
Ride: 2006 Roadking Classic
Join Date: Aug 19th, 2007
Posts: 91
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Re: Do magnets REALLY work?
02Ultra, I was with you as I read your post..that as until you commented about cops liking to harass and "tase" for no apparent reason. Of what exactly are you speaking and how does it relate to your post? Has someone you know gotten "tased" for running a red light?I doubt it. Running a red light is not a situation that would require it..as long as the driver is cooperating with the LEO now you wanna give the cop grief and turn the situation into something it doesn't need to be then that's on you.don't blame the cop or the light not changing for you. I'm not saying anything about your situation, just commenting that a lot of people who don't understand LEO work are qucik to accuse us (yes, I'm a D/S) doing something for "no apparent reason". FYI the taser is an intermediate weapon, which means it is to be used at a level just below actually going "hands on". Better to tase them than strike them with a baton dont you think? Rant off, Ride safe.
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Ride: 1995 FLHTC
Join Date: Oct 14th, 2007
Location: Ontario
Posts: 488
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Re: Do magnets REALLY work?
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Seriously, are these magnets strong enough to pick up metal off the road at 60 MPH and prevent a flat tire. I see an opportuntiy here. |
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Warming The Wheels
Ride: 2002 Road King
Join Date: Aug 17th, 2008
Location: on my bike
Posts: 87
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Re: Do magnets REALLY work?
Have not picked up metal... but then again, my magnets started at 80+ lbs of pull.... once they are dipped, they lose about 40% of their pull strength.
There are some MUCH stronger mags (Can I post an ebay link? it isn't my auction, so it isn't self promotion). If you start with a 125 or a 250 lb pull, then dip it, it would be about a 75 or 150 lb pull. I am not sure how a 150 lb pull would affect the engine, or JUNK in the road that I wasn't gonna run over (could it pull it over, but NOT pick it up, thus CAUSING trouble?). |
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