2002 BMW R1150RT

Just a quick overview of my bike. Did this on a Motorola Droid

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Autos & Vehicles

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• BMW
• R1150RT
• Motorcycle

[viggoM35]

By the way, thanks for the video. Is that the "Pantera: Cowboys from Hell" CD playing on your stereo???

[thecamdriver]

@viggoM35 not sure what album the song came from but yes it was Pantera and pulled it from a soundtrack I had. I have a Haynes manual as well thanks anyways but might have to hit you up on the motorrad if Haynes can't answer my questions. The PC fans are great idea I have a total of 6 in my computer not including the 2 for push/pull on my H50 cpu cooler they cool great their why not for a bike....lol

[viggoM35]

@thecamdriver I had wired in a radio to my 03 RT

youtube.com/watch?v=axRhbFs_E1­A

[viggoM35]

@thecamdriver I used to have a few tower desktop PCs for gaming, but now have a 17" Toshiba laptop for the portability. I still do computer repairs so I end up with spare parts from older machines. Fans are always recyclable. They seem to be the last thing to wear out. You can even pull them from failed power supplies.

[viggoM35]

@thecamdriver If you need any info. I have a Haynes repair manual also a BMW Motorrad manual on CD.

[viggoM35]

@thecamdriver What's nice about the PC cooling fans is that they draw low amps, designed to run off of a 12v source, and are very quiet.  So multiple ones can be run if necessary.

[thecamdriver]

@viggoM35 Good ideas keep me informed would like to see results

[viggoM35]

@thecamdriver If I do that route, I'll drill some ventilation holes or maybe wire in an extra fan from computer parts I have.

[thecamdriver]

@viggoM35 even small amps produce heat just keep that in mind it may get hot in there

[thecamdriver]

@viggoM35 Great news that you found the wiring codes. I wish mine came with controls but it's not to hard to reach down and turn the volume down if needed.