PA Button on the left handlebar

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kabob983
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#11 Unread post by kabob983 »

Try hitting that PA button again. I'm guessing it will teleport you straight to Pennsylvania. Just be sure to install a MD button before you do.
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#12 Unread post by basshole »

What did it say in your owners manual??? It's probably a passing light switch.
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#13 Unread post by Awox »

It's an old bike. I haven't got the owners manual, though I am looking for one.

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#14 Unread post by brbolin »

On my bike, a Suzuki M50, the PA button is to flash your high-beams before you pass someone...just a sort of "courtesy" to let them know you're getting ready to pass them so they don't make any sudden lane changes.
It makes it easier than having to flip the high-beam switch on, the flip it off. If it's like mine, it doesn't actually stay on...it's a button that when you press on it, it turns on the high beams, but as soon as you let go the high beams are back to normal.

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#15 Unread post by basshole »

Yup. Excatly the same as my C50. Same bike in essence.
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