Thread: Please Help me out on neutral switch! Video Inside

So, Ty, you want me to mail em, or are you gonna bring that posse of pretties over for a play-date?

your gonna have to mail them boss..
as much as i want to come down there isnt the time... vanessa and judit are leaving for a cruise in 2 days...
ive got the baby...

im gonna get down there in the next month before judit goes back to work...

OHHHH can you throw in a acorn nut too please.. i forgot to ask you on my last order

What size acorn nut? lol Guessing for the 6mm head studs? May be better off with Velcro.

Hi Soundwav

Not to be the pessimist here, but what is the motivation to getting the neutral light working? Is this even required for a safety?

Question #2 Do you already have insurance on the bike?

I've registered / plated several bikes that are 'not for road use' and know the tricks, just trying to offer you advice and help to avoid potential show stoppers you can encounter

You can literally make one slip up, and never be able to plate a bike like this, if you are careless

ya its for road use...
both local shops ive talked to said that neutral light IS required for safety...
thats only two of 10+
the shop that is going to safety it im very good friends with but his mechanic will not skip this step for me...

ive got a unfit registration on the bike right now. so i have to complete this so i can go back and get a full registration for it.
thank god for friends at the Mto

i have no insurance on this atm.. want to get safety done first

---------- Post added at 03:40 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:35 PM ----------

Originally Posted by firepower354

What size acorn nut? lol Guessing for the 6mm head studs? May be better off with Velcro.

yes.. i think thats the size it is..
velcro????

---------- Post added at 03:44 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:40 PM ----------

Originally Posted by a_smerek

I've registered / plated several bikes that are 'not for road use' and know the tricks, just trying to offer you advice and help to avoid potential show stoppers you can encounter

You can literally make one slip up, and never be able to plate a bike like this, if you are careless

thats why im trying to cover all areas so there is nothing to get surprised by..

i do have a friend at the mto that has been a HUGE help for me.. so the bike is now in the system.. its just in as a unfit bike until i can get the safety done...

i still need to get a chain guard... low mount front fender...new seat cover... and figure out the lighting as i have two lights.. one for high an low.. low i can get working no problem its just the damn highbeam!! im starting to think that the switch might be faulty..