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    Quote Originally Posted by Ixion View Post
    But, the 10 seconds counter stops if you are stationary (or below some very slow speed). So you can leave them going at traffic lights.

    Bugger for lane splitting though.

    Over the years I've acquired the habit of just constantly prodding at the indicator button whilst riding. Catches me out on the older Suzukis though where you have to manually centralise the switch.
    Ditto to all of that, but my 85 (old zook?) doesn't need to be centralised.
    When lane splitting I count to 10 and jab (rather than looking down).
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    [QUOTE=sil3ntwar;1129779148]You are going to love me. Or possibly hate me.
    http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...-my-indicators

    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHaaaaaaaaaaa

    I just had to run outside (from work) and check that.....

    thanks buddy, I cannot wait to ride home and test it :-)

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    Quote Originally Posted by flyingcrocodile46 View Post
    Ditto to all of that, but my 85 (old zook?) doesn't need to be centralised.
    When lane splitting I count to 10 and jab (rather than looking down).
    85 isn't old. Modern sukis like yours you just jab.
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