Clutch Microswitch thingie...
 

OK, I am sure it has a real name but I don't know what it is.

Its the little switch that sits under the clutch lever and means you have to pull in the clutch to start the bike.

I have had to bypass it with a piece of wire and before I go the the garage on Monday wondered if someone had one lying around.

Also any advice on how to get the faulty one off would be appreciated. It is just two small crosshead screws but its been on for 8 years....

TIA

Gordon

Re: Clutch Microswitch thingie...
 

I cut the connecter of mine and soldered the wires togeather, the switch itself is more agro then help.........if your not prown to starting the bike in gear that is

Re: Clutch Microswitch thingie...
 

Aye, that could be an option. I'm in the habit after 2 years of pulling the clutch lever in anyways, I have even done it when riding another bike!

Re: Clutch Microswitch thingie...
 

No bad habit to be in, I'm learning to drive and I push the clutch in when a start the car
, just don't forget you don't have the added safety feature of the switch ;)

Re: Clutch Microswitch thingie...
 

I've just cut the wires to the switch last weekend. I loosened the handlebar clamp bolt and pivoted the lever around. That way you can see what you're doing. I used a scotchlock connector thingy as I can't do soldering. Now I only need one hand to start the bike. :laughat: