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Fuse Block 30 or 50 AMP?

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Re: RE: Re: Fuse Block 30 or 50 AMP?

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Abercrombie FJR wrote: Sun May 07, 2017 11:15 am
HotRodZilla wrote: Sun May 07, 2017 2:28 am
Abercrombie FJR wrote:I would look into the FZ-1 Fuse block. The relay is built in and all circuits can be easily changed from switched or constant power by just moving the fuse. BlackHillsMoto.com is a great place to purchase the FZ-1 and also offers a wiring kit that makes it real easy.

http://blackhillsmoto.com/fuzeblocks-fz ... ion-block/

Can also be located at

http://www.realtimeindustries.com/fuzeb ... ion-block/

Alex The owner operator has been a long time supporter of FJR owners and is a good friend.
I cannot believe I agree with this hose dragger! I have an FZ-1 Fuse block, and decided on it after I looked at all of their features. I like the switchable settings. It's a nice piece of equipment.

Also, regarding Bikeeffects, Jeff is gong out of business and has some great sale prices. Last I looked, the FZ-1 blocks were priced very well.
Alex has both Blackhillsmoto and Realtimeindustries. I think you might be thinking of Jeff who is going out of business as Bikeeffects.com and offering 50% off remaining stock.
Have you done anything to improve your rider skills or knowledge lately?

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Re: RE: Re: RE: Re: Fuse Block 30 or 50 AMP?

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Abercrombie FJR wrote:
Abercrombie FJR wrote: Sun May 07, 2017 11:15 am
HotRodZilla wrote: Sun May 07, 2017 2:28 am I cannot believe I agree with this hose dragger! I have an FZ-1 Fuse block, and decided on it after I looked at all of their features. I like the switchable settings. It's a nice piece of equipment.

Also, regarding Bikeeffects, Jeff is gong out of business and has some great sale prices. Last I looked, the FZ-1 blocks were priced very well.
Alex has both Blackhillsmoto and Realtimeindustries. I think you might be thinking of Jeff who is going out of business as Bikeeffects.com and offering 50% off remaining stock.
Ummmmm, We already discussed this, and I went back and changed that. Now you're continuing to spread bad information. Way to go!
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Re: RE: Re: RE: Re: Fuse Block 30 or 50 AMP?

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HotRodZilla wrote: Sun May 14, 2017 8:22 pm
Abercrombie FJR wrote:
Abercrombie FJR wrote: Sun May 07, 2017 11:15 am

Alex has both Blackhillsmoto and Realtimeindustries. I think you might be thinking of Jeff who is going out of business as Bikeeffects.com and offering 50% off remaining stock.
Ummmmm, We already discussed this, and I went back and changed that. Now you're continuing to spread bad information. Way to go!
Now I'm confused. What did I do or say wrong, and what do I have to do to fix it?
Have you done anything to improve your rider skills or knowledge lately?

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Re: RE: Re: RE: Re: Fuse Block 30 or 50 AMP?

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Abercrombie FJR wrote: Mon May 15, 2017 1:04 am
HotRodZilla wrote: Sun May 14, 2017 8:22 pm
Abercrombie FJR wrote:
Ummmmm, We already discussed this, and I went back and changed that. Now you're continuing to spread bad information. Way to go!
Now I'm confused. What did I do or say wrong, and what do I have to do to fix it?
I think you're good. I'm the one that FUBAR'd it, when I got Alex and Jeff mixed up. Somehow your quote has the old info. Probably funny forum software glitches. No worries.
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