all KINDS of double-threads about bike lights.

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Spunout

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http://motorbicycling.com/f3/motorbicycling-6v-electrical-system-3519.html

http://motorbicycling.com/f4/who-has-used-white-wire-power-3361.html

http://motorbicycling.com/f23/lights-using-white-wire-really-work-236.html

http://motorbicycling.com/f34/taillight-white-wire-3432.html

http://motorbicycling.com/f3/will-70cc-power-12v-head-tail-3124.html

http://motorbicycling.com/f3/lights-your-motorized-bicycle-183.html

and thats not all of them. why not make a room just for lighting/electrical systems. and move the relevant threads into that room?
 
deacon

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I think that is a good idea... But I don't want this to get to be a thread police state either.

Lumping threads together is a good idea. Making it uncomfortable for someone who starts a new thread just because they didn't find the previous one is something I saw happen on other forums and I didn't like it.

So I agree with the idea so long as it stays constructive.
 
paul

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here is my feeling on this. most everyone that joins this forum are like me and a little older :eek: and not that great with computers and still learning. i remember the first forum i joined and it took me forever to learn how to post let alone search threads. i like people posting and after someone gets used to the forum they start learning the other features such as search. i want this forum to be a nice place to visit and not somewhere that you are afraid of posting in the wrong place or posting something that has already been asked. soon i will lump threads togather but it will take time. i am looking at different ways to do things but the last thing i will do is tell people where and how to post. i have some ideas to stream line things and still experimenting on what is best for all.
 
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CRUISER said:
here is my feeling on this. most everyone that joins this forum are like me and a little older :eek: and not that great with computers and still learning. i remember the first forum i joined and it took me forever to learn how to post let alone search threads. i like people posting and after someone gets used to the forum they start learning the other features such as search. i want this forum to be a nice place to visit and not somewhere that you are afraid of posting in the wrong place or posting something that has already been asked. soon i will lump threads togather but it will take time. i am looking at different ways to do things but the last thing i will do is tell people where and how to post. i have some ideas to stream line things and still experimenting on what is best for all.
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I am sooooo happy to be here, and so proud to be a member.
 
Spunout

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dont get me wrong, i wasnt trying to be 'down' on anyone new.
i just think it would save a whole lot of seaching/asking/answering the same questions 'til the cows come home.
i know what you mean about the 'thread police' and i'm not for that. period.
just think it would really tidy things up and make that popular issue into a one-stop-shop.
 
paul

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actually i didnt take your post wrong spunout it got me thinking alot. i am looking at different options like having a forum area for electrical, one for drivetrains and chains, ehaust ect. i am playing on a site you all cannot see till i get it sorted how to do it. what has me concerned with all the different sections its easy to get lost so bear with me while i try to figure out what is best for all
 
Saddletramp1200

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You think YOUR confused rotfl After I changed computers I forgot where I transfered my files. I needed a recipe for texas mayonaise and found a folder called Mayo Clinic! Never been there. Some doctors files got mixed up with mine. Oh well rotfl
 
Goat Herder

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gross grouping would be an awsome idea, this is a great place to read ,study and post. I am still learning how to work it all
 
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