Sidestand Switch AGAIN?!?!

[alanmcorcoran]

http://www.amazon.com/Senior-Moments-Jo ... 779&sr=1-9

[dan_]

Did you seriously write and publish a book?
Thats pretty badass man.

[dan_]

Several. badass.

[Easy Rider]

Originally Posted by roncg41677

We may have. When do senior moments start?

For me, they started about 30.....but were very rare until I passed 60.
Don't know how bad they are now 'cause I can't remember them all !! :crackup

[chastoo]

I have a question as a followup to this:

If the sidestand switch was causing an issue, you would still be able to start it in Neutral, correct?

Thanks.

[roncg41677]

Originally Posted by chastoo

I have a question as a followup to this:

If the sidestand switch was causing an issue, you would still be able to start it in Neutral, correct?

Thanks.

Yes. The bike ran absolutely fine in neutral. As soon as it went in gear it would start acting up.

[chastoo]

Originally Posted by roncg41677

Yes. The bike ran absolutely fine in neutral. As soon as it went in gear it would start acting up.

Well, that rules that out. I'll keep digging. Thanks, though.

[roncg41677]

Start a new topic in this forum and let us know what's happening .

[Easy Rider]

Originally Posted by chastoo

If the sidestand switch was causing an issue, you would still be able to start it in Neutral, correct?

If the sidestand is down......or appears to be because the switch has failed, you must be in neutral AND have the clutch pulled in. Right, GZ'ers ??

[adrianinflorida]

Originally Posted by Easy Rider

If the sidestand is down......or appears to be because the switch has failed, you must be in neutral AND have the clutch pulled in. Right, GZ'ers ??

Yep, as long as your clutch position switch works. If that goes, and the sidestand switch goes, I think you're screwed. At least the clutch switch can be jumpered in an emergency, I don't think the sidestand switch can (It has a diode in the circuit)