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maybe these are the problem......



just so happens a yamaha dealer/service and parts is right down the street from me, so im headed over there in the morning to get new switches, then hit long beach and check out the junkyard "they got a huge pile of bikes" see if i can pick up some parts for my new toy.

why am i posting this? if i cant figure out how to get the switches in, ill be posting here...

EDIT: the neighbors hate me now...

The neighbors hate you already??? I told you that pipe was loud. Glad you're having fun with the bike man. You should probably look into a banjo bolt style pressure switch (that was on the list for the bike when I had it) and then you won't have to worry about adjusting the switch to the pedal. Might wanna consider that for the front too.

sweekster wrote:The neighbors hate you already??? I told you that pipe was loud. Glad you're having fun with the bike man. You should probably look into a banjo bolt style pressure switch (that was on the list for the bike when I had it) and then you won't have to worry about adjusting the switch to the pedal. Might wanna consider that for the front too.

SWEEKSTER,
+5 on the banjo style pressure switches for the rear, they can be troublesome on the front with clearance, unless you have a splitter arrangement still.

http://www.electrosport.com/products/pr ... il-690.php here is what he is talkin about

docrider wrote:http://www.electrosport.com/products/pr ... il-690.php here is what he is talkin about

Thanks Doc that is the animal just be sure to order it in the right thread there are a couple of variants in the Jap big 4.banjo thread size & pitch.