George, Sorry you had the problem. One good place is under the headlight where the headlight adjusters are. That's part of the subframe there. Makes for a nice place for tiedowns. Also if you have a Canyon Dancer you can just use that over the handlebar ends and use straps there. If you don't have a canyon dancer you might want to stop at any cycle shop along the way that's open and get one, the straps under the headlight works but the canyon dancer across the bars is more stable. Bob B.
-----Original Message----- From: George C. Paramithas [ mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ] Sent: Sunday, October 13, 2002 11:02 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Unfaithfull she be... .....my GTS that is. She stranded me today at the North Ga mountains and is now parked close to Clayton Ga. Thank God friends picked us up and took us home (5.5 hour drive to Alabama). And what a bummer since it was a great day to ride. Almost acts like it gets no fuel or no spark. It rained the night before but I didn't see evidence water causing a problem. May also be the antitheft device, I had to spray graphite to get the key to turn reliably before the trip. Tomorrow I'll go pick her up with the trailer but want to know where to tie down from in the front. The back I have covered, I'll use the Krauser mounting brackets but the front is another story. Any directions or constructive ides on how to get her started will be appreciated. Bummed George
