2004 RSVR Clocks

WarrenRSV said:

After not being able to change the time on my dash I thought it was about time I investigated due to the Winter time change approaching. I took the clocks off, opened them up and found that a small piece of plastic that presses the - button had snapped off. So I thought I'll buy a cheap set of clocks off Fleabay and Bobs your uncle.

Apparently Bob is not my f***ing uncle and there is no such thing as a cheap set of clocks on Fleabay!! 150-200 pounds will be the most expensive small piece of plastic that presses the - button EVER!!

So to help me not to turn up an hour early everywhere after next Sunday I thought I would enquire if anyone has a set of clocks that are scrap that I can salvage the required part from. Or a spare working set going cheap.:dunno

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Smiffy said:

Do what I do mate........stay up until midnight and disconnect & re-connect your battery on the bike at the correct time!!!! job done!

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Flick said:

Keep on Ebay dude, I got mine for £40. The day before I was bidding on a set to £120...

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WarrenRSV said:

After not being able to change the time on my dash I thought it was about time I investigated due to the Winter time change approaching. I took the clocks off, opened them up and found that a small piece of plastic that presses the - button had snapped off. So I thought I'll buy a cheap set of clocks off Fleabay and Bobs your uncle.

Apparently Bob is not my f***ing uncle and there is no such thing as a cheap set of clocks on Fleabay!! 150-200 pounds will be the most expensive small piece of plastic that presses the - button EVER!!

So to help me not to turn up an hour early everywhere after next Sunday I thought I would enquire if anyone has a set of clocks that are scrap that I can salvage the required part from. Or a spare working set going cheap.:dunno

Help...

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