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Performed my first mod today. I added a garage door opener switch to my bike. Thanks to those who posted similar mods before... they were a great help! Was much easier to set up than I thought.
inner workings... a nice clean install... for once
sweet, sweet garage door opener.... looks like it should shoot lazers
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looks like you kept the opener in tact which is nice. when i get ready to move in a month, i'll turn in my garage door opener and they'll never know the difference.
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s1h wrote: Looks nice but surely that is the height of laziness. I did get a lot of comments from my motorcycle riding friends about how i did it. a few of them had just double sided taped theirs to their bikes or had to keep it in a backpack. I guess when you are used to reaching up to the visor in your car to press the button...you kind of miss that ease of use on the bike. plus its just another reason to tear crap up and pretend that I know what i'm doing!! |
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Scoot wrote: looks like you kept the opener in tact which is nice. when i get ready to move in a month, i'll turn in my garage door opener and they'll never know the difference. |
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s1h wrote: but come on its not hard to just get up and open the door. |
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It sure looks a lot safer than trying to open the glove box, and then proceeding to drop your remote in the street in front of your house.
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Like so many other luxuries, a garage remote becomes a necessity, once you got used to it. Good job to install one.
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Re: 1st mod. Garage door opener
Special Ed wrote: Performed my first mod today. I added a garage door opener switch to my bike. Thanks to those who posted similar mods before... they were a great help! Was much easier to set up than I thought. thanks guys... |
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Let's not forget. Some riders need to use a remote to open a rolling door/garage door/ gate that does not have a way to open them without the remote due to security requirements.
Some are just lazy... but not all. |
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we do the garage door opener mod not because we obsolutely "need" it, but because we "can" and because we're obsessed with mods. forget the bulky key chain with the opener. best mod i've done to date. one recommendation though is to ck out radioshack's momentary switch; it's a small, low profile, black button that dissappears when installed. it think it's the best look i've seen.
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Guzzivox wrote: we do the garage door opener mod not because we obsolutely "need" it, but because we "can" and because we're obsessed with mods. forget the bulky key chain with the opener. best mod i've done to date. one recommendation though is to ck out radioshack's momentary switch; it's a small, low profile, black button that dissappears when installed. it think it's the best look i've seen. Dead on with the mod reasoning. i had more fun just soldering the thing together... |
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