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Anyone know what is that switch for?

Started by Toledo Jim, July 14, 2005, 06:08:37 PM

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Toledo Jim

The white switch on the the bottom below the unused screw terminal?
(not in the circle)


Eisenfaust

Thats the secret "go faster" button.  :nana:  :nana:  :nana:  :nana:  :nana:


But seriously, I dont know. I have to go see if my bike has one of those.

MX304

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jordanearl

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04' Suzuki Z250
90' Suzuki GS 500
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Kerry

Quote from: MX304Looks like a zip tie to me.
Roger that.  (I just went outside and double checked the bike that the picture was taken of.)
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Toledo Jim

OK, I looked closer, ziptie it is.  :roll:

Now what is unused terminal for?

jordanearl

go faster button woudda been cool tho..........
Blake Jordan
04' Suzuki Z250
90' Suzuki GS 500
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stefman722

Quote from: jordanearlgo faster button woudda been cool tho..........
lol. very cool. haha.
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sledge

The switch in question is part of the circuit that kills the engine if you pull the clutch in and try to ride off with the side stand down. There is another switch that operates off the the side stand
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Jeppy

That would be called your "Neutral Safety Switch"
I was messing with it when I had to replace my clutch lever recently....

I kinda like the idea of the go faster switch.... 8)

scratch

He's now talking about the screw mounted tang to the right of the circled clutch safety switch.

I would like the secret switch to be a secret anti-theft ignition cutoff switch.
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Jeppy

Hell....who knows...I don't have one on my GS...I guess it's fast enough and does not need the extra boost....I can beat a Vespa and a Razor scooter so I guess I'm doing pretty good.

jordanearl

i guess someone has disabled all my safety stuff, bike starts with kick down, and i have rode mine off the center b4....
Blake Jordan
04' Suzuki Z250
90' Suzuki GS 500
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Toledo Jim

Quote from: scratchHe's now talking about the screw mounted tang to the right of the circled clutch safety switch..

Yep, thats the ?

gazingwa

Quote from: jordanearli guess someone has disabled all my safety stuff, bike starts with kick down, and i have rode mine off the center b4....

There isn't anything for the center...

the only safety for a kickstand is can't start a bike in gear with the side stand... neutral is ok
82 GS850GL..... yeah i kinda sold out

ajgs500

Ok since I have broken that switch I am fairly certain that it is the switch that requires you to pull the clutch in to start the bike.

jordanearl

no safety precautions for me at all. When i park in the garage each night i click it into neutral.  get on the next day and start it with kickstand down, let it warm up while i finish breakfast.  So i don't believe there are any.
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04' Suzuki Z250
90' Suzuki GS 500
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RVertigo

jordanearl, if you click into first with the side-stand down, does it die?

jordanearl

nope, i can do anything i want in any combination an it still runs.  Its a 90 in case that matters.
Blake Jordan
04' Suzuki Z250
90' Suzuki GS 500
http://photobucket.com/albums/b143/jordanearl/

sledge

The idea is this. You can start the bike with the side stand down, but as soon as you dip the clutch to put the bike in gear it kills the engine. Idea is to stop you riding off with the stand down. If you can pull the clutch in the circuit has been disabled which is not a good idea.

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