Scrolling safety message @#$$&
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You don't need to pull out the card. Just push the M button and you're good to go.
Cheers,
Bruce
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"Safety" Issues
Cheers,
Bruce
Sorry bro, it's often hard to tell on these forums when someone is kidding. To answer your question, I haven't heard of anyone who has been able to defeat the system. I suspect even trying would throw a major monkey wrench into the works, but then I'm no computer geek or electrical engineer. It is a bit annoying, almost like it was designed by some bureaucrat from the Department of Being Safe at All Times.
Cheers,
Bruce
Official Answer
I got an official answer:
"No, we always replicate safety message. We don't play with Safety aspect. We want to make sure all riders acknowledge before each ride."
Like they used to say at the beginning of "Hill Street Blues":
"Be safe out there"
I got an official answer:
"No, we always replicate safety message. We don't play with Safety aspect. We want to make sure all riders acknowledge before each ride."
Like they used to say at the beginning of "Hill Street Blues":
"Be safe out there"
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Just think of it as the primer button on your mower or weedeater. get on, turn the key, hit the M trigger on the left grip, and start it up. Not a huge issue in my opinion.
It is stil a pain waiting for the stupid message to scroll before I can leave. Also, 2333 will not let me clear the message before it has scrolled, and I some times have to push the M button a half a dozen or more times before it will clear.
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you don't have to wait, just press the "mode" button and it will go away as soon as you see it
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are you pressing the "M" on the dash or the handlebar? The dash "M" doesn't always work. I find the handlebar one works best. If you are pressing the handlebar one and it's not working, something is wrong.
Safety message
I noticed occasionally for what ever reason if I push the starter button while its booting up, it starts before the notice comes on. I am still trying to figure out the circumstances or what goes right but I will keep trying to pay attention. I have had it happen from a cold start first start in the morning and more often after a hot start say running in an out of the store or something. and it doesn't seem to happen every time and I haven't been able to notice what I do differently, but I will keep trying to figure it out.
I noticed occasionally for what ever reason if I push the starter button while its booting up, it starts before the notice comes on. I am still trying to figure out the circumstances or what goes right but I will keep trying to pay attention. I have had it happen from a cold start first start in the morning and more often after a hot start say running in an out of the store or something. and it doesn't seem to happen every time and I haven't been able to notice what I do differently, but I will keep trying to figure it out.
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It seems to me that there is a probably safety issue where it doesn't the computer doesn't time out and reset to ask for the safety acknowledgement for a while after it has been running. This would be important if one were to stall the bike. Could be really dangerous to not be able to just hit the starter and go
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If you restart the Spyder within about 5 minutes of shutting it down, you can do so without waiting for the screen to boot up.
If you stopped the engine with the kill switch, there is no reboot needed if you never turned off the ignition, same if the engine stalled out for some reason.
If you stopped the engine with the kill switch, there is no reboot needed if you never turned off the ignition, same if the engine stalled out for some reason.
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You took the Safety Card out?!?
Where are you going to hide, "Miss July" now?
Where are you going to hide, "Miss July" now?
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